Having the same problem as the other people. It seems to be for most of the companies. This was the one where i first noticed it, but I know the Spanish, American, and Japanese packs are coming up with those names. Austria I know for sure displays the proper names, not sure about any others.

I have the same issue as @maximo.malvaez "Company_Name_of_company
Prestige_Good_Prestige_Good_Name" some localization bug (playing in english)

it might be happening on the other mods too now that i check

Hey! just wanted to mention that companies and prestige goods names are being displayed with underscores instead of spaces so it looks a tad cursed they appear like this:
Company_Name_of_company
Prestige_Good_Prestige_Good_Name

mods should be compatible now

I am aware, fix is being worked on, but im currently busy working on a third mod (benelux company pack); i dont really see it as an urgent fix considering you only ever need the companies for the country you are currently playing as imo.

bro your two mods arent compatible with each other, since you use the same name for the file for both mods so they overwrite each other

The German corporation mod and the Japanese corporation mod aren't compatible with each other.
Is there any way you could make them work together?

You should make an Italian company mod

@Guy Fawkes I dont see a reason why not, but I dont really know

is this compatible with Tech & Res or other Company Mods?

Yes nowadays it is, but a Zeche is for Steinkohle. And Zollverein especially is famous for Steinkohle. Then call it something with Tagebau. Make It RWE if it is just for the memes.

I know Kruppstahl would have been a better choice, but Im not in the mood for reworking companies, ID rather add my own. As for the Steinkohle and Braunkohle thing, its for the memes, if you know, you know. "long live Lützerath" (and because thats the most common type of coal in the Rheine-area)

The Ruhrvalley is known for its "Steinkohle" or Hard Coal mining Industry. I don't know why you specified the type of coal and then got it wrong, but I appreciate the effort nevertheless. (For German Prestige Steel I would have gone with Kruppstahl)

enjoy!