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Company invests over 1 million euros in its production in Bozhurishte

published on 9/14/25 9:10 AM

Photo: investbg.government.bg

A Bulgarian company is expanding its production of laser cutting machines in the Sofia-Bozhurishte Industrial Park, the Ministry of Economy announced. The investment is worth 2 million leva (over 1 million euros).

The company will build a new building with production and storage facilities on an additional 2.6 decares of land. The project also envisages the launch of a new production line – laser galvanometric machines.

The company was established in 1994 and, in addition to manufacturing machines, also offers engraving, cutting and stamp manufacturing. In 2023, it had over 2 million leva in revenue, and since 2017 it has been operating on the territory of the industrial park in Bozhurishte.

Compiled by Joan Kolev
English: R. Petkova

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