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No Astaro AG??

Billybob
Maybe I am late to the discussion and I didn't see any press releases but was noticing that Astaro AG is now Astaro GmbH & Co. KG . Anybody knows whats going on[:)]


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  • 0 in reply to utm_kid
    Here's a question for you Markus:  What is the origin or meaning of the word Astaro?  None of my American contacts here can explain it [:)]

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    Actually, kbr, in the USA, we say "kemero" - we don't say the "a" sound there like either "a" sound in "camera" [[[[;)]]]]

    And don't pay any attention to those Canadians - they still speak English instead of American! [[[[;)]]]] [[[[;)]]]] [[[[;)]]]]

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    Well, i was tempted to simply upload an MP3 file to avoid the whole discussion, but then i thought: "It's a forum, i bet it (the response) will be funny" [;)]

    Cheers,
    Kai
  • 0 in reply to kbr
    Many astaro employees are still working for Astaro AG not for Astaro GmbH & Co. KG 

    This is as per their signature [:D]

    thanks