UK's Petreco Waits for Natural Gas Drilling in Bulgaria
The British company Petreco is going to launch drilling operations in the natural gas deposit near the Galata cape on the Black Sea coast, Energy Ministry official said on Friday.
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The British company Petreco is going to launch drilling operations in the natural gas deposit near the Galata cape on the Black Sea coast, Energy Ministry official said on Friday.
Bulgarian and Turkish military arsenal producing companies will cooperate in the manufacture of military equipment for the peacekeeping units, maintained by the two countries, Bulgaria's Army Chief General Nikola Kolev said on Friday, the first day of his
The Privatisation agency, Bulgaria's sale body, has invited top bidder Viva Ventures to sign the contract for the sale of 65% stake in Bulgaria's dominant telecom carrier, the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC), by February 20, it emerged January
Bulgarian officials as well as members of non-governmental organizations and company managers from the tourism business presented Friday the country's new National Ecotourism Strategy and Action Plan for future development in this sector. The draft was i
Opet/Aigas Bulgaria will receive a EUR 32 M credit from the EBRD to construct a total of 60 petrol stations in Bulgaria. The news was broken after representatives of the two institutions signed the contract on Friday.
The Russian oil giant LUKoil considers to include its Bulgarian refinery in Burgas in the planned supply network for US gas stations, LUKoil vice president Leonid Fedun said, cited by Russian media. The US gasoline network owned by LUKoil has continuousl
Iberostar Hotels & Resorts is going to start construction works over four new hotels in Bulgaria, in July 2004, as part of an ambitious global launch of 13 new hotel construction sites, Europa Press informed on Thursday. The luxury Spanish chain has so f
KT&G (Korea Tobacco & Ginseng Corp.) eyes the privatization contest of Bulgaria's tobacco monopoly Bulgartabac Holding, Transport Ministry officials announced on Thursday.
Six planning regions will be introduced onto Bulgaria's map, according to the new Regional Development Bill, passed Thursday at first reading in Bulgarian Parliament. Its centers are yet due to be decided by the Cabinet.
Bulgarian apparel manufacturer Marena has been contracted to manufacture 100,000 light jackets for Italian fashion group Benetton's summer offering, Just-style.com reported.
DSK Bank ended 2003 with a record profit before taxation of BGN 63. 9 M, shows preliminary data, presented at the DSK Bank national leadership meeting on January 28.
Hereward Ventures, the British gold miner, who announced a new joint venture on gold mining in Bulgaria's Rhodopes Mountains, stirred Tuesday's stock markets globally, rising shares 0.5 p to 4.
The construction works on Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant in the town of Belene will be launched in 2005, and three years later the first 1000 MgW unit will be started, the local Yantra Dnes newspaper reported, citing engineer Vassil Bandov, deputy-
Bulgarian metallurgical plants demand that the ministries of economy and environment revise the commitments Bulgaria had taken with the closure of the Environment Chapter of the acquis communautaire, PARI Daily wrote on Wednesday. The Bulgarian companies
The winner in the open tender for the aviation technical equipment of Bulgaria's bankrupt Balkan Airlines is BulSofAgro 2003, PARI Daily read on Wednesday.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev won the Mr Economy 2003 award. The award has been annually handed for eight years now in public honor of overall contribution to Bulgaria's economic development during the previous year.
Bulgarian flag carrier Bulgaria Air lost the tender for the air technical base of one-time national carrier Balkan Airlines, which it replaced, the Transport Ministry announced.
The retail space rentals in the Bulgarian capital Sofia range between EUR 25-120 / per sq.m.
A total of 95% of Bulgaria's businessmen back the country's future entry in the European Union (EU), a survey of the Alfa Research agency showed. Only 4% of the business representatives that took part in the survey opposed the EU entry, while just 1% of
Turkish consortium Tepe-Akfen-Vie plans to build a business center and a five-star hotel in Bulgaria, Turkish Hurriyet wrote. The hotel will rise in capital Sofia, and its construction is expected to cost some USD 25 M.
An extension of EUR 220,000 for improving labour conditions in Bulgaria's textile factories have been allotted by the European Commission and the head offices of Nike, Adidas-Salomon, Levi's and H&M, PARI Daily wrote on Tuesday. The allotment will improv
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