Biotest EOOD is offering for sale each of the following 4 wineries which are at different stages of readiness to operate and 2 land plots designated to be wineries:
The official opening of a new plant for plasterboard of Knauf Bulgaria will take place in the village of Mednikarovo, near Galabovo, in Stara Zagora Region, on Thursday, June 17, 2010.
The size of the investment by Knauf, the German supplier of construction materials, amounts to EUR 53.9 million. The Knauf plant will utilise by-product gypsum
from the flue gas desulphurisation operations (REA gypsum) of nearby
power complex Maritsa Iztok, will produce 30 million sq. m of plasterboard
annually and will employ 100 workers.
Knauf operates in Bulgaria since 1997 when it acquired the Gipsofazer
plant in Vidin, North-western Bulgaria.
На 13 май 2010 г. в Конферентната зала на Палата 10 на
Международен Пролетен Панаир - Пловдив 2010, АГЕНЦИЯ ЗА РЕГИОНАЛНО ИКОНОМИЧЕСКО
РАЗВИТИЕ - Стара Загора представи презентация на тема инвестиционен потенциал
на регион Стара Загора и в частност индустриална зона „Еленино". Агенцията
представи наградите на община Стара Загора - второ място в конкурса на
FDi Magazine (нова главна дирекция на Financial Times Ltd, специализирана
в области, свързани с привличането и насърчаването на преките чужди инвестиции)
"Градове и региони на бъдещето 2012 категории: в категорията „Първите 5 FDi
града за привличане на преки чужди инвестиции в Източна Европа", и в категорията
„Първите 5 FDi микро-градове за привличане на преки чужди инвестиции в
Европа. Целта на презентацията бе и запознаване на присъстващите с
възможностите за инвестиции и бъдещите планове за развитие на регион Стара
Загора.
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BULGARIA CLOSER TO ERM II AFTER IMF MISSION
Bulgaria Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, has stated that the fact
that Bulgaria’s own forecasts coincide with those that the IMF
announced Monday is a “great success”.
Djankov and Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov gave a joint briefing
following the IMF announcement. They both agreed that Bulgaria’s
chances of entering the ERM II have "increased and become more
realistic" after the analysis and findings of the IMF mission.
Officials from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), arrived in
Bulgaria on February 18 to examine the country’s readiness to join ERM
II, a currency stability test for euro hopefuls.
“We are aiming to comply with the international financial
institutions, we want to be a model in the World financial family, we
want to be the most disciplined, in this way we will clean the image of
Bulgaria,” Borisov stated Monday.
He continued by commenting on Bulgaria’s recent talks with the World
Bank, IMF, the EU and others; “ ERM II is not just our objective, it is
an objective of Bulgaria, because entry there brings stability,
authority and discipline.....praise for Bulgaria attracts investors
from around the world impressed by a stable state...Populism - spending
today and not worrying about tomorrow's generations - our
government won't do this.”
Djankov said; "The IMF forecasts completely coincide with ours,
which will make it very difficult this year to increase wages or
pensions in Bulgaria."
Djankov added that he was pleased that the government prediction of
an economic growth of 0,3% in 2010 almost exactly matched the 0,2%
prediction from the IMF.
Deputy Finance Minister, Ana Mihaylova, said that after the meeting
with the IMF Bulgaria remains one of the best examples in the EU of
financial stability.
THE REGION OF STARA ZAGORA WELCOMES YOU TO THE HEART OF BULGARIA!
Our location on
the crossroads of European transportation corridors 8 and 9, connecting Europe
and the Middle East, the Scandinavian countries and the Mediterranean,
is ideally suited for international
commerce.
Having long
been a national centre for industry and agriculture, Stara Zagora offers an infrastructure
developed to facilitate the relocation or expansion of your business. Our well-educated labor force is a
valuable asset to potential investors. Stara Zagora
is a university city
with many specialized secondary schools and accelerated language schools that
provide international investors with a talent pool trained in modern commerce
and a workforce fluent in foreign languages.
With the support of the local governments, Stara Zagora has welcomed many
prestigious foreign firms into the region. The Regional Investment Promotion Centre provides full on-site assistance to
potential investors and foreign partners.
The Stara
Zagora Region represents a major economic factor in the national economy. The
10 municipalities: Stara Zagora, Bratya Daskalovi, Chirpan, Gurkovo, Kazanlak,
Maglij, Nikolaevo, Pavel Banya, Opan, Radnevo - welcome and offer their
support to the potential investors!
Russian Investment Funds Eye Bulgarian SPA Centers Russian Investment funds show increased and growing interest in Bulgarian SPA centers both on the Black Sea coast and inside the country.
The information was reported by the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) Tuesday, citing the President of the Bulgarian branch of the international real estate federation FIABCI, who said Russian investors are inquiring about possibility to purchase entire complexes at once.
According to the President, this a a new trend to replace individual private Russian interests in Bulgaria's tourist sector....
Bulgarian Trains Canceled Because of Strike in Greece The international trains traveling between Bulgaria and Greece will be canceled on September 8-9 because of a strike in Greece on those dates.
Bulgaria's state railway company BDZ announced that the two daily trains running between the Bulgarian capital Sofia and the Greek city of Thessaloniki will run only in the section between Sofia and the Kulata border crossing point.
The passengers who decide to take these trains will be transported by bus between Kulata and Thessaloniki.
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Bulgarian Govt Vows to Obliterate Budget Deficit by 2013 Bulgaria will have a budget deficit of 2.5% in 2011, and will bring it under 1% in 2013, according to Deputy Finance Minister Vladislav Goranov.
Speaking at a public discussion forum dedicated to the role of the political right in dealing with the economic crisis, Goranov declared that the Borisov Cabinet is succeeding in keeping down the budget deficit.
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Commission launches an information campaign on the CE conformity marking - designed to ease the free movement of goods around Europe and inform consumers.
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UK scientists have shed new light on a gene that appears to drive much human evolution and genetic diversity. The research, published in the journal Nature Genetics, was led by the University of Leicester's Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, the father of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) fingerprinting. The gene is behind what Professor Jeffreys calls a 'totally crazy mechanism' that plays a key role in promoting genetic diversity.
According to the researchers, the results should enhance our understanding of the processes that make us genetically unique, but which can also result in genetic diseases when they go wrong.
At the heart of the...
European scientists have discovered that human expansion rather than climate change was the chief reason why cave bears became extinct in Europe around 24,000 years ago. They claim increased competition between humans and bears for land and shelter - in particular for the caves used by the bears for hibernation during the winter months - triggered the decline in cave bear population levels. Conversely, the brown bear has survived until today because it did not depend so heavily on the cave habitat. The findings were published in the journal Molecular Biology and Evolution.
To discover why the numbers of...
Is photovoltaic (PV)-generated electricity taking the world by storm? Latest figures released by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) point to a steady, growing trend in this green energy area. Newly installed PV cells generated 7.4 gigawatts (GW) of power globally in 2009, of which 5.8 GW were produced in Europe, says the JRC its 9th annual Photovoltaics Status Report, released on 6 September.
The EU covered 75% of PV cells installed in 2009. According to the study, conducted by the JRC's Institute for Energy (IE), cumulative installed PV power production capacity (both new and existing) stood at...
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Bulgarian Enterprises/Public-Private Partnership Grant Scheme
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for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Our location on
the crossroads of European transportation corridors 8 and 9, connecting Europe
and the Middle East, the Scandinavian countries and the Mediterranean,
is ideally suited for international
commerce.
