Aghdam Industrial Park welcomes new resident

Aynur Bayramova
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The Aghdam Industrial Park, managed by the Economic Zones Development Agency under the Ministry of Economy, has registered a new resident.

According to Report, the Karabakh Feed Factory LLC is set to become the latest addition to this burgeoning industrial hub. The company will focus on producing high-quality feed for the poultry industry.

With an impressive investment of 12.4 million manats (approximately $7.3 million), the factory will create 80 new jobs.

The Karabakh Feed Factory's products are slated for both export and domestic distribution.

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