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27 Jun 2012
TWO FTSE-LISTED companies have brought in new auditors.
FTSE 100-listed copper producer Kazakhmys has appointed KPMG to undertake its audit work following a "formal, competitive tender process", it said in a statement to the stock exchange.
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The previous audit incumbent was Ernst & Young, which had served as the group's auditor since 2005.
H R Owen, the listed luxury car dealer, has chosen BDO as auditor after its tender process.
The FTSE "fledgling" company previously used PwC for its audit work.
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