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Жами 79643 588 1 Guliston Sh Sirdaryo viloyatini 2013-2016 yillarda ijtimoiy iqtisodiy rivojlantirish dasturi doirasida 2015 yilda amalga oshirilgan loyixalar Jami Tuman va sarlangan Xizmat kursatuvchi № Loyixa tashabbuskori Loyixa nomi Yaratil-gan ish o‘rni shahar nomi mablag bank (mln.sum) Жами 79643 588 Polietilen paketlarni ishlab chiqarishni 1 Guliston sh "Guliston paket impeks" MChJ 200 Mikrokredit Bank 10 kengaytirish Mebel, eshik va burchatka ishlab Qishlok Qurilish 2 Guliston sh "BRK IMPEX" MChJ 250 10 chiqarish Bank Qurilish bo‘ri ishlab chiqarishni Qishlok Qurilish 3 Guliston sh "Metallurg GTTMZ" MChJ 150 10 tashkil etish Bank 4 Guliston sh "SHOHJAHON YULDIZI" MChJ Darvoza va temir panjaralar 60 Mikrokredit Bank 5 Узсаноаткурилиш 5 Guliston sh "Sirdaryo Sayqali" MChJ Shlakablok, eshik rom ishlab chiqarish 150 10 Банки Polietilen quvurlar ishlab chiqarishni 6 Guliston sh "Axmadjon Islombek Baraka" MChJ 30 Ipoteka bank tashkil etish 7 Guliston sh "Metall Servis Tex Montaj" MChJ Darvoza va temir panjaralar 120 Milliy Bank 10 Qishlok Qurilish 8 Guliston sh "BITON SANOAT" MChJ Temir biton mahsulotlari 4200 3 Bank Lak-bo‘yoq mahsulotlari ishlab 9 Guliston sh "Baxromjon Nur Savdo" MChJ 750 Mikrokredit Bank 35 chiqarishni tashkil etish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 10 Guliston sh "Asadbek Doston Xamkor" MChJ 60 Hamkor bank 7 chiqarish Non va makaron mahsulotlari ishlab 11 Guliston sh "Olovuddin biznes" MChJ 70 Mikrokredit Bank 4 chiqarish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 12 Guliston sh YaTT "Nurillaev Odil" 30 Ipoteka bank 1 chiqarish Muzqaymoq ishlab chiqarishni tashkil 13 Guliston sh "Jasur-Umid Servis" XK 400 Mikrokredit Bank 10 etish 14 Guliston sh "Neo Cotton" MChJ Paypoq mahsulotlari ishlab chiqarish 6000 Asaka bank 30 "Mashxura Sherzod" tikuvchilik shu’ba Tikuvchilik maxsulotlari ishlab 15 Guliston sh 60 Agro bank 6 korxonasi chiqarish Tikuvchilik maxsulotlari ishlab 16 Guliston sh "Muxuddin" XK 40 Mikrokredit Bank 15 chiqarish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari (choyshab) 17 Guliston sh "Sirdaryo xunarmand mebel"MChJ 750 Milliy Bank 20 ishlab chiqarishni tashkil etish Poliuretandan poyabzal tagligi ishlab 33 Guliston sh XT "Dadaev Zoir" 130 Миллий Банк chiqarishni tashkil etish 18 Guliston sh YaTT "Valiev Xayot" Mebel ishlab chiqarishni kengaytirish 150 Milliy Bank 1 19 Guliston sh "Xamid mebel" XK Mebel ishlab chiqarish 70 Hamkor bank 7 20 Guliston sh "Guliston mebel" MChJ Mebel ishlab chiqarish 250 Turon Bank tibbiyot vositalari ishlab chiqarishni 21 Guliston sh "Amaliy Med Farm" MChJ (yod, zelyonka, etil spirti, ) tashkil 1100 Milliy Bank 30 etish tibbiyot vositalari ishlab chiqarishni 22 Guliston sh "Muslima med farm" MChJ (yod, zelyonka, etil spirti, menovazin, 1200 Milliy Bank 50 borni kislota) tashkil etish plastik profildan eshik va romlar 23 Shirin sh "Yorug‘ Nur Servis" MChJ xamda mebel ishlab chiqarishni 30 Agro bank kengaytirish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 24 Shirin sh "Farruxbek Sayyorasi" xk 30 Agro bank chiqarishni tashkil etish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 25 Shirin sh "Asadbek Zuloyxo fayz" MChJ 18 Agro bank 5 chiqarishni tashkil etish Pechenye ishlab chiqarishni tashkil 26 Shirin sh "Asadbek Zuloyxo fayz" MChJ 10 Agro bank etish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 27 Shirin sh "Mahkam nevarasi Nargiza" XK 27 Agro bank 5 chiqarishni tashkil etish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 28 Shirin sh "Tumaris Shirin Nur" MChJ 25 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 29 Shirin sh "Xusniya Nur Servis" MChJ 10 Agro bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 30 Shirin sh "Nilufar Shirin Servis" MChJ 20 Agro bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Zardo‘zchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 31 Shirin sh "Marjona Shoxjaxon" MChJ 20 Mikrokredit Bank 5 chiqarishni tashkil etish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 32 Shirin sh "Omad Eshigi" XK 20 Agro bank 6 chiqarishni kengaytirish 33 Shirin sh "Shoh Akbar bek fayz" XK Paxta chiqindilarini qayta ishlash 10 Agro bank 1 Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 34 Shirin sh "Yangiyer Issiq Non" XK 25 Mikrokredit Bank 10 chiqarishni tashkil etish plastik profildan eshik va romlar ishlab Qishlok Qurilish 35 Yangiyer sh "Omad Eshigi" XK 30 chiqarishni kengaytirish Bank lak bo‘yoq (kraska) mahsulotlari Qishlok Qurilish 36 Yangiyer sh "Shoh Akbar bek fayz" XK 70 ishlab chiqarishni kengaytirish Bank Non va non maxsulotlarini ishlab 37 Yangiyer sh "Yangier Issiq Non" XK 30 Xalq Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Qandolatchilik mahsulotlarini ishlab 38 Yangiyer sh "Mashrab Yangier shirinliklari" MChJ 40 Xalq Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Non va bulochka maxsulotlari ishlab Qishlok Qurilish 39 Yangiyer sh "Shoh Jahon Yangier Ulgurji" MChJ 60 chiqarish Bank Qishlok Qurilish 40 Yangiyer sh "Yangier Oltin Non" MChJ Non ishlab chiqarish 180 Bank Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab 41 Yangiyer sh "Mos Yan Teks" MChJ 100 Milliy Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab 42 Yangiyer sh "Shipo Teks" XK 80 Milliy Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab Qishlok Qurilish 43 Yangiyer sh "Zarina Unversal Oilaviy" korxonasi 38 6 chiqarishni kengaytirish Bank Vatin (kiyimlarning ichiga podklatka) Qishlok Qurilish 44 Yangiyer sh "Polimer Binokor" MChJ 200 20 ishlab chiqarishni kengaytirish Bank Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab Qishlok Qurilish 45 Yangiyer sh "Tongi Shabnam Yangier" MChJ 55 8 chiqarishni kengaytirish Bank Gigienik qog‘oz ishlab chiqarishni Qishlok Qurilish 46 Yangiyer sh "Yangier Muxammad Ziyo" MChJ 30 8 kengaytirish Bank temirbeton maxsulotlarini ishlab 47 Boyovut t "Toshbeton kurilish impeks" MChJ 350 Noma'lum bank chikarishni kengaytirish shlakablok ishlab chikarishni 48 Boyovut t "Guliston kurilishi baraka" XK 150 Noma'lum bank kengaytirish shlakablok ishlab chikarishni 49 Boyovut t "Shovvozlar imkoniyati" XK 28 Xalq Bank kengaytirish pishgan g‘isht ishlab chikarishni O'zsanoatqurilish 50 Boyovut t "Shodlik Sayxun gisht" MChJ 100 kengaytirish bank pishgan g‘isht ishlab chikarishni Qishlok Qurilish 51 Boyovut t "Boevut farovonligi" XK 125 kengaytirish Bank 52 Boyovut t "Glubos Boyovut Xamkor" XK shlakablok ishlab chikarish 60 Xalq Bank Shlakablok ishlab chikarishni 53 Boyovut t "Abrorbek Faxriddinov" MChJ 33 Mikrokredit Bank kengaytirish plastik profildan eshik va romlar ishlab 54 Boyovut t "Shoxjahon Erkin bunyodkor" XK 40 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish plastik profildan eshik va romlar ishlab 55 Boyovut t "Jamol Sher omad" MChJ 40 Agro bank chiqarishni kengaytirish plastik profildan eshik va romlar ishlab 56 Boyovut t "Jasurbek Raximjonov" MChJ 45 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Makaron mahsulotlari ishlab 57 Boyovut t "Xasanboy Tekstil" XK 20 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 58 Boyovut t "Kunduzov Rustam Bozorboevich" MChJ 35 Noma'lum bank chiqarishni tashkil etish Non va non mahsulotlari ishlab 59 Boyovut t "Boyovut Baraka Non" MChJ 64 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Makaron maxsulotlarini ishlab 60 Boyovut t "Saxovat Bek baraka" MChJ 30 Mikrokredit Bank chikarishni kengaytirish Non maxsulotlarini ishlab chikarishni 61 Boyovut t "Sardor Sevinch xamkor " XK 28 Xalq Bank kengaytirish Milliy shirinliklar ishlab chikarishni Qishlok Qurilish 62 Boyovut t "Boevut nafosati" XK 40 kengaytirish Bank Non maxsulotlarini ishlab chikarishni 63 Boyovut t "Xovost non" ShK 28 Mikrokredit Bank kengaytirish Makaron mahsulotlari ishlab 64 Boyovut t "Chingizbek va Ma’sudiy" XK 46 Agro bank chiqarishni tashkil etish Non maxsulotlarini ishlab chikarishni 65 Boyovut t "Doniyor Go‘zal Hamkor" MChJ 80 Mikrokredit Bank kengaytirish Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab 66 Boyovut t XT "Omad Xamkor teks" 10 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 67 Boyovut t "Xasanboy Atxam ugli" f/x 30 Noma'lum bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 68 Boyovut t "Shaxzodbek Alisher Xamkor" XF 35 Noma'lum bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Tikuvchilik mahsulotlari ishlab 69 Boyovut t "Fermer tayanchi" f/x 20 Noma'lum bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Trikotaj mahsulotlari ishlab 70 Boyovut t "Marjona Choxsanam" XF 24 Mikrokredit Bank chiqarishni kengaytirish Chinni buyumlarni ishlab chiqarishni 71 Boyovut t "Ideal asr" MChJ 400 Asaka bank kengaytirish 72 Boyovut t "Kushmurotov Zulkaynar" XF Mebel ishlab chiqarishni kengaytirish 10 Mikrokredit Bank Qishlok Qurilish 73 Guliston t "Dexkonobod nur kurilish fayz" x/k shlakablok ishlab chikarish 10 Bank Qishlok Qurilish 74 Guliston t "Mevazor mebel servis " x/k shlakablok ishlab chikarish 50 Bank non va non maxsulotlari ishlab 75 Guliston t "Bexruz nur baraka" MChJ 10 Turon Bank 3 chikarish non va non maxsulotlari ishlab 76 Guliston t "Xamkorlar Orzusi" X/K 15 Agro bank chikarish 77 Guliston t "Samarkand Bekzod durdonasi" xk Kandolat maxsulotlari ishlab chikarish 70 Mikrokredit Bank non va non maxsulotlari ishlab 78 Guliston t "Yulduzxon Bokirxon bogi" fx 20 Noma'lum bank chikarish Kandolat maxsulotlari ishlab 79 Guliston t "Yulduzxon Bokirxon bogi" fx 20 Noma'lum bank chikarishni kengaytirish non va non maxsulotlari ishlab 80 Guliston t "Dexkonobod ipak yuli sich" f/x 10 Agro bank 3 chikarish 81 Guliston t "Farxod Furkat Farrux xamkor" MChJ Makaron maxsulotlari ishlab chikarish 90 Ipoteka bank 82 Guliston t "Farxod Furkat Farrux xamkor" MChJ Makaron maxsulotlari ishlab chikarish 25 Ipoteka bank 83 Guliston t "Sayfiddin yulduz orzusi " x/k kandolat maxsulotlari ishlab chikarish 100 Xalq Bank non va non maxsulotlari ishlab 84 Guliston t "Vazira Maksad kizi" xf 30 Noma'lum bank chikarish 85 Guliston t "Dexkonobod sifatli" MChJ Mebel ishlab chikarishni kengaytirish
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