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BJNI NEW OWNER RUBEN HAYRAPETYAN WARNS AGAINST "PLAYING GAMES" WITH GOVERNMENT
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.02.2009 14:40 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The new owner of Bjni Mineral Water Factory, Armenian
Football Federation President, member of parliament Ruben Hayrapetyan
warned the public against "playing games" with the government.
"I purchased Bjni Factory from the government at quite a decent sum,"
he commented on the stir raised around his purchase.
Hayrapetyan said he considers Bjni Mineral Water Factory to be a
lucrative business. He informed that upon receiving the acceptance
report on Monday, he'll start a real work on factory launch. The
first production output is expected in the beginning of next month.
Hayrapetyan informed that he's planning no serious changes in
personnel. "People wishing to work with me are welcome to stay, the
factory will only benefit from professionals with many years of work
experience," he said.
"Staff reduction became an everyday occurrence under the financial
crisis. I purchased the factory to prevent the further job loss,"
he added.
Bjni Mineral Water Factory, had been the property of Sil Concern, owned
by the Family of Sukiassyans. Bjni was closed down for tax evasion,
with a total debt of over AMD 4 billion to the state budget. Bjni had
been repeatedly put up for auction, yet got no bids were received. The
last auction was held on Feb 5-16, 2009 with a single bid made. Lot
price: AMD 4 441 500.
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.02.2009 14:40 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The new owner of Bjni Mineral Water Factory, Armenian
Football Federation President, member of parliament Ruben Hayrapetyan
warned the public against "playing games" with the government.
"I purchased Bjni Factory from the government at quite a decent sum,"
he commented on the stir raised around his purchase.
Hayrapetyan said he considers Bjni Mineral Water Factory to be a
lucrative business. He informed that upon receiving the acceptance
report on Monday, he'll start a real work on factory launch. The
first production output is expected in the beginning of next month.
Hayrapetyan informed that he's planning no serious changes in
personnel. "People wishing to work with me are welcome to stay, the
factory will only benefit from professionals with many years of work
experience," he said.
"Staff reduction became an everyday occurrence under the financial
crisis. I purchased the factory to prevent the further job loss,"
he added.
Bjni Mineral Water Factory, had been the property of Sil Concern, owned
by the Family of Sukiassyans. Bjni was closed down for tax evasion,
with a total debt of over AMD 4 billion to the state budget. Bjni had
been repeatedly put up for auction, yet got no bids were received. The
last auction was held on Feb 5-16, 2009 with a single bid made. Lot
price: AMD 4 441 500.