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Manang Marshyangdi Club (MMC) and Laxmi Intercontinental, the authorised dealer of Hyundai Motors in Nepal, have renewed the sponsorship contract.
The agreement was signed between MMC President Tashi Ghale and Anjan Shrestha, Executive Director of Laxmi Intercontinental amidst a function here in the capital on Sunday.
As per the renewed sponsorship deal, Laxmi Intercontinental has agreed to provide Rs. 1.5 million to MMC while it had provided Rs.1.1 million in the previous agreement.
As per the agreement, the club will be named Laxmi Hyundai MMC and logo of the sponsor will be paste in the club's jersey.
Similarly, MMC also renewed its co-sponsorship pact with Sumi Distillery Private Limited and Hama Merchant and Finance Limited worth Rs. 250,000 each for a year. nepalnews.com
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