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Insider: Chairman of S-Code Groups of Companies

Welcome to S-Code Insider: what to know about the current chairman of S-Code Groups of Companies The company was founded virtually in the year 2021 after it successfully entered the Singapore Business Market. The company serving as a parent company have a quite a lot of subsidiaries including S-Code Technologies, S-Code Fashions , S-Code Foods, S-Code Pharmaceuticals, SCodeFunds and S-Code Express with all of them having their own CEOs which will be made known to the public in our next article. The Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO, S-Code Technologies) of the S-Code Groups of Companies is rumored to be a teen of age less than 20 years as of 2023
Few details gotten from insiders reveal his initials to be A.A which can be related to a Facebook account call Atubra Abraham. He is also an old student of Kpando Senior High School
Current networth of himself or the S-Code Groups is not known to the public but we are sure it runs into a few million dollars.

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