  Turkish fireproof sandwich panels used in Armenian industry April 13, 2012 - 13:33 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Kingspan Company specialized in production of fireproof sandwich panels in Turkey plans to set up about 100 thousand square meters of the product in the Armenian market. According to the director of the company’s regional representation, Gagik Gasparyan, the panels are provided with water and thermal insulation and are widely used in industry. 1 sq. m of such a panel costs USD 16-60 on average depending on its purpose, which enables to cut expenses by 20-30% for building material. From April 13-15, Yerevan hosts international specialized exhibition titled “Caucasus Building and Reconstruction EXPO” at Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex. The expo aims to seek new markets, attract foreign investment flow to Armenian economy, demonstrate Armenia’s economic potential and to search for new business partners. The event has brought together over 90 companies from both Armenia and neighboring countries, namely Turkey and Iran. Partner news  Top stories “It’s a pity that instead of operating flights, airplanes with Armenian flags stand idle under the sun,” Ghazaryan said. The issue was discussed by Gazprom chief Alexey Miller and Armenian Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Armen Movsisyan. On Feb 23, 2012, Yerevan Jur CJSC issued application for decreasing water prices from current AMD 174,059 to AMD 166,044 per cubic meter. Finance Minister David Sargsyan met with the regional director of KfW German Development Bank Lars Oermann.   Partner news |  Latest news Microsoft rumored to look into buying Nokia‘s handset business  The price tag and market position concerns weren’t the only reason the talks fell through, says the sources, without additional details.Megaupload files deleted, Dotcom decries ‘largest data massacre’ "We were never warned about the deletion," Dotcom said, adding that the loss of the files had reduced him to tears.Venezuelan leading university attacked, buses torches The fire from the second vehicle burned for more than a half-hour and damaged the building, plus important works of art.LinkedIn suffers outage due to ‘DNS issue’ "We determined it was a DNS issue, we're continuing to work on it. Thanks for your patience,” the network tweeted. |
