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List of Certified Investment Projects According to the Investment InvestBulgaria Agency Certified Investment Projects According to Investment Promotion Act INVESTMENT NEW СERTIFICATE INVESTMENT WITHIN THE JOBS INVESTOR INVESTMENT PROJECT Nr. CLASS 3-YEAR PERIOD DIRECT (BGN Mio) (INDIRECT) 2004/2005 А-001/ 04.11.2004 First class Business Park Sofia EOOD, Investment of the Lindner Group in 163.6 120 Sofia Sofia Park project (Lindner Group, Germany) (residential and technological park) А-002/ 10.02.2005 First class Chelopech Mining EAD, Upgrading and Expansion of Mining 113.6 60 Chelopech (Dundee Precious and Processing of Copper –Gold Ore at Metals Inc., Canada) Chelopech Mine А-003/ 24.03.2005 First class Balkan Mineral and Mining Krumovgrad Gold Project 101.7 280 EAD, Chelopech (Dundee Precious Metals Inc., Canada) А-004/ 17.05.2005 First class Моntupet S.A., France Моntupet Investment in Automotive 71 700 Part Plant in Rousse А-005/13.07.2005 First class Assarel Medet AD, Modernization of the open pit and the 71 35 Panagyuriste concentrator of „Assarel Medet”AD А-006/21.07.2005 First class Mall of Sofia AD, Sofia Mall of Sofia 106 1000 А-007/31.08.2005 First class Trakya Glass Bulgaria EAD, Flat glass, glassware, processed glass 366.7 1200 Targovishte and mirror plants (Sisecam Group, Turkey) 1 А-009/27.10.2005 First class AES – 3C Maritza East 1 Construction of a new Thermal Plant 2 049 200 EOOD, Galabovo AES Maritza East 1 with capacity 600 (2000) (AES Corp., USA) MW net C-001/29.12.2004 Third class Kaufland Bulgaria ЕООD and Kaufland-Hypermarket Mladost 17 100 Cо., Sofia (Kaufland, Germany) С-002/13.04.2005 Third class Hit Immobilien Sofia EOOD, Hit Hypermarket Dobrich 20 240 Sofia (HIT, Germany) С-003/14.12.2005 Third class Schneider Electric Bulgaria „Maritsa”- new production plant for 31 320 Ltd., Sofia Electric Distribution products (Schneider Electric, France) 2006 А-010/08.03.2006 First class Cumerio Med AD, Pirdop Building a new copper refinery and 263 70 (Cumerio, Belgium) expansion of smelter capacity A-012/27.01.2006 First class Sport Center Kuttina EOOD, Kuttina Golf Resort – Sport Center 80 600 Sofia Kuttina А-013 /14.02.2006 First class Miroglio Bulgaria EOOD, A new factory with spinning, dying, 73.7 500 Sliven stocking workshop and a wastewater (Miroglio Group, Italy) treatment plant - Yambol А-014/ 10.03.2006 First class Perelik – Sports and Tourism Perelik – Sports and Tourism Center 185 145 Center EAD, Smolyan А-016/ 21.03.2006 First class Golf Club Ibar АD, Dolna Golf Club Ibar 75 150 Banya А-017/ 20.04.2006 First class Tokushukai Sofia ЕООD, Tokuda Hospital Sofia 138 1000 Sofia (Tokushukaial Corp., Japan) А-018(17)/ First class Kaliakra Wind Power AD, Kaliakra Wind Park 92 30 23.06.2006 Sofia (Mitsubishi Heavy (250) industries, Japan) А-019/27.06.2006 First class Liebherr Hausgeraete Marica Investment in the extension of the 82,8 600 EOOD, Radinovo factory for refrigerators and freezers (Liebherr Hausgeraete, with a trade mark Liebherr Germany) 2 А-020/30.06.2006 First class Carrefour Bulgaria АD, The Blvd.Tsarigradsko Shausse Project 160 2280 Sofia (Carrefour, France) А-021/20.07.2006 First class Petromax Refinery Bulgaria Crude Oil Refinery city of Silistra 235, 8 300 AD, Silistra (1000) А-023/12.09.2006 First class Sofiiski Akropolis EOOD, Sofiisky Akropolis 144,0 1500 Sofia (Vilniaus Akropolis, Lithaunia) А-024/28.09.2006 First class Deven AD, Devnya Modernization of a Thermal Power 140,4 >5 (Solvay, Belgium) Plant А-025/18.10.2006 First class Business Park Varna AD, Business Park Varna 73,7 40 Varna (4000) А-026/27.10.2006 First class Kabland OOD, Pomorie Black Sea Golf @ Country Club 127 400 (900) А-027/01.11.2006 First class Balkanstroy AD, Razlog Ski and Golf Complex „Kulinoto”- 240 655 Razlog (380) А-028/26.10.2006 First class Dobrinishte Ski ЕООD, Ski Zone “Dobrinishte” 260 1500 Pomorie (1000) A -029/13.12.2006 First class Cimex Bulgaria LTD, Sofia Recreation Complex „ Romantika” 76 180 (Cimex Group, Czech Rep.) (340) A-030/15.12.2006 First class Technogyps EAD, Sofia Production of gypsum and gypsum 77,5 64 materials – Technogyps - Radnevo A-031/18.12.2006 First class Devnya Cement A, Devnya Reconstruction and modernization of the 362 >100 (Italchementi, Italy) installation for clinker cement at Devnya Cement plant A-032/19.12.2006 First class Кnauf ЕООD, Sofia Plant for Production of Gypsum 105 100 (Knauf, Austria) Construction Boards, town of Galabovo А-033/ 16.01.2006 First class Balkanstroy AD, Razlog Tourist and golf complex “Pirin golf and 130 539 country club” B-001/ /20.02.2006 Second class Keros Bulgaria AD, Sofia Building of a Wall and Floor Tile 42 180 (Keros, Spain) Factory 2007 А-034/ 22.01.2007 First class Danaos Development АD, Investment in Malinova Dolina Area, 266.4 1000 3 Sofia Sofia А-035/ 01.02.2007 First class Svilosa AD, Svishtov Extension of cellulose factory 113 44 А-036/ 05.02.2007 First class Ferry Energy OOD, Sofia Green Energy 83.7 277 (Ferry Group, Spain) А-037/ 12.02.2007 First class Мercury АD, Sofia Bulgaria Mall - city of Sofia 136.9 1000 А-038/ 15.02.2007 First class Immobilia Bulgaria Targovia National Logistic Center 74.8 300 KD, Sofia (Tengelmann Konzern, Germany А-039/ 19.02.2007 First class TL Property Company EAD, Sofia Airport Center 489 (3500) Sofia А-040/04.04.2007 First class Terra Тour Service EOOD, Pravets Golf Resort and Country Club 71.8 180 Sofia А-041/10.04.2007 First class Vyataren Park Stanata EOOD, Wind farm Odartsi 74,7 5 Dobrich (25 ) (WE2 and WPD, Germany) А-042/12.04.2007 First class Stomana Industry, Pernik Construction of steel work for the 97.8 126 (Viohalco Group, Greece) production of long products А-043/17.04.2007 First class Sofia Med, Sofia Increasing of the capacity and the 94,2 90 (Viohalco Group, Greece) production range of copper and brass products А-044/24.04.2007 First class Varna Logistics AD, Varna Logistics Park Varna 71 124 А-045/25.04.2007 First class Sofia Building Enterprise AD, Business and shopping center 70 200 Sofia Tzarigradski (204) А-046/07.05.2007 First class Riofisa Bulgaria ЕООD, Sofia Sofia Plaza 487 60 (Spanish participation) (360) A-047/15.05.2007 First class Orchid Multy Complex - Grand Mall 206 1000 Varna EOOD, Sofia A-048/06.06.2007 First class OZK AD, Kardzhali Zinc Plant Upgrade and Expansion 133,7 72 (250) А-049/08.06.2007 First class Enel Maritza Iztok 3 AD, Modernization and rehabilitation of TTP 447,2 (1000) Sofia Maritza East 3 (Enel, Italy) А-050/14.06.2007 First class Solvay Sodi AD, Devnya Expansion and Modernization of Soda 101,6 8 (Solvay, Belgium) Ash Production Plant (300) 4 А-051/20.06.2007 First class 84 70 Sofiiska obshtina, Sofia Sofia Waste Management (170) А-052/22.06.2007 First class Consortium Emerald Resort 214 400 Emerald Resort Bulgaria Ravda, Sofia А-053/25.06.2007 First class Golf Club Ibar АD, 106,5 160 Golf and SPA complex Ibar ІІ Dolna Banya А-054/04.07.2007 First class Sustainable development of the 70 208 Borosport AD, infrastructure for mountain tourism and Borovetz Resort winter sports in Borovetz resort А-055/11.07.2007 First class Кalvacha Investment AD, 159 400 SPA and Golf Complex „Kalvacha” Pryaporetz А-056/12.07.2007 First class Varna Towers ООD, Shopping Entertainment and 86,3 (1800) Varna Administrative Center А-057/19.07.2007 First class Project Ruse, Entertainment, Trade and Communal 99,6 400 Ruse Centre Mall Ruse А-058/20.07.2007 First class Balkan Energy АD, 236 16 Dobrin Wind Park Sofia A-059/30.07.2007 First class BBGG EOOD, Nova Park – Plovdiv 117,3 45 Sofia A-060/01.08.2007 First class Delta Marina EOOD, 116.0 10 Mramor Industrial Park Sofia A-061/03.08.2007 First class Inter Pipe AD, 183.5 250 Cold Rolled Steel Mill Sofia A-062/10.08.2007 First class Enemona AD, 84.5 240 Energy Project Lom Ligniti Kozloduy A-063/14.08.2007 First class Holding Varna A, 73.1 350 First Alley Varna A-064/15.08.2007 First class Europe Center Sofia OOD, 288.1 100 Europe Center Sofia Sofia A-065/17.08.2007 First class Forum Sofia AD, 328.7 100 Forum Sofia Sofia A-66/20.08.2007 First class Eolica Bulgaria, 174.9 6 Wind Farm “Suvorovo” – 60MW Sofia (Eolica Navara, Spain) A-67/22.08.2007 First class Ikon EOOD, Sofia Entertainment and Sports Complex - 72 73 5 (Greek participation) Pashenica A-68/24.08.2007 First class Riofisa Bulgaria EOOD, 183 45 Sofia Plovdiv Plaza (Spanish participation) A-69/27.08.2007 First class Buted AD, 75.0 200 MALL Bourgas Burgas A-70/28.08.2007 First class Sopharma AD, 73.6 275 Construction of a New Tableting Plant Sofia A-71/03.09.2007 First class Shopping City West OOD, 250 100 Euro Gate Sofia A-72/04.09.2007 First class Grand Hotel Bulgaria AD, Mixed-use Commercial Center “Grand 74.5 30 Sofia Bulgaria” A-73/05.09.2007 First class Park Industria-Sofia Iztok AD 104 400 Industrial Park – Sofia East Sofia A-74/10.09.2007 First class Euroinvest Consult EOOD, 81.4 100 Marina Valparaiso Burgas A-75/11.09.2007 First class Fraport Twin Star Airport 97.1 100 Enhancement and Extension of Airport Management AD, Varna Bourgas (Fraport, Germany) A-76/13.09.2007 First class Fraport Twin Star Airport 94.7 100 Enhancement and Extension of Airport Management AD, Varna Varna (Fraport, Germany) A-77/14.09.2007 First class Limex City EAD, 100 200 Winslow Gardens “Sofia” Sofia A-78/17.09.2007 First class Melina OOD, 88 25 Mall Markovo Tepe Sofia A-79/25.09.2007 First class Saint-Gobain Construction 100 80 Products Bulgaria EOOD, Plasterboard Factory “Marica” Sofia (Saint-Gobain, France) A-80/26.09.2007 First class Mandra Golf Lake City 93 240 Mandra Lake Golf Resort EOOD, Burgas A-81/28.09.2007 First class AES Geo Energy OOD,
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