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Sopharma Business Towers, an office development in Bulgaria's capital Sofia, was officially opened on Friday.
"This is a vast investment that the state's efforts made possible," Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov said during the official opening ceremony.
"I am glad this is over," Sopharma CEO and owner Ognyan Donev said, adding that it took him 8 years to have his own house build during the transition towards democracy in Bulgaria, which almost made him give up on dealing with construction.
The buildings have been marked as "Class A" - the highest class in office and retail buildings according to European and World classifications. The Class A high-tech office buildings use the energy of the sun, wind, natural temperature of the soil and ground-water.
Sopharma Business Towers has focused on using natural light – which will be available 82% of the working time throughout the year. Even in the event of a cloudy whether, the natural light available inside is 800 lux with 500 lux needed.
Donev recently made it clear that the large Bulgarian pharmaceutical producer is embarking on an ambitious program to expand its sales and presence throughout Eastern Europe, especially the Baltic states, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Serbia, and Turkey and possibly Greece.
Sopharma is known as one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Bulgaria.
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