Compagnie des Indochinoise Orientales

Compagnie des Indochinoise Orientales or Eastern Indochinese Company (Tǔa Txhá Indochina - 公司ㄧㄋㄉㄧㄔㄧㄋㄚ) was a commercial enterprise, founded in 1664 to compete with the English and Dutch East India companies in the East Indies. The company, accustomed neither to competition nor official disfavor, fell into steady decline and was finally liquidated in 1794.
However it was picked up by Triệu Vẽ Lễ in Liberty City and continued to this day as a corporate trading company of Silk and Spices to the West. 
After the Moment of Revolution, it became privatized by the government as the main International Trading Company importing and exporting goods. It's headquarters moved to T'song Island that would become the trade hub site of industrial shipping.
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