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BUSINESS OFFERS INDUSTRIAL BRANCH OF NON-FOOD SECTOR Business offers from the biggest export companies of the region Initiator of the business offer SHREDER Ltd. Registered office 46b Mykulynetska Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46000 Director Mr. Volodymyr Dubovskyy Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-45-60, 25-06-13, 52-16-11; E-mail: vlp@vs- com.ternopil.ua [email protected] , www.schreder.com.ua Definition of the offer Sale of light appliances for street, decorative, sport and industrial illumination including architecture lights and monument illumination. Research into the industry and design of light appliances. Development of energy saving projects Country of the available partner Hungary, Czech Republic, Russia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Italy, Germany, England, Lithuania, Moldova, Lebanon, Poland, Latvia, Spain, China, Canada, Peru, France Country of a preferred partner Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer ОSP KORPORATZIA VATRA Ltd. Registered office 46 Mykulynetska Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46000 Director Mr. Vasyl Shchyrenko Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-34-94, 52-31-37 E-mail: [email protected] , www.vatra.te.ua Definition of the offer Sale of light appliances (luminescent lamps, sodium-vapor lamps, mercury-discharge lamps, quartz-halogen bulbs of various powers for industrial use, also for street, park and sports ground illumination) Country of a preferred partner Germany, Poland, France, Great Britain, Norway, Romania, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Brazil, Chile Initiator of the business offer CHORTKIV FORESTRY State-run Company Registered office 42 Shevchenka Str., Chortkiv, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 48500 Director Mr. Mykhailo Kilchytskyy Contact information (+38 035 52) 2-34-72, 2-25-46; E- mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Export of timber and processed products (plank timber, technical raw material, oak and ash-tree sawn billets; saw-timber) Country of the available partner Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Poland, Estonia, Romania Country of a preferred partner Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Spain (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer BEREZHANY HUNT AND FORESTRY State-run Company Registered office 6 Zamkova Str., Berezhany, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47501 Director Mr. Oleksandr Levchuk Contact information (+38 035 48) 2-19-62; E- mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Export of timber Country of the available partner Slovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey Country of a preferred partner Poland, Hungary (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer TERNOPIL RADIO PLANT “ORION” Open JSC Registered office No.6 in 15 Kvitnia Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46023 Director Mr. Yaroslav Karpyk Contact information (+38 035 2) 24-30-14, 28-77-56; E-mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Sale of communication means for special use Country of the available partner Belarus, Russia, Turkmenistan, India, Vietnam, Pakistan, Egypt, Yemen, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Moldova Country of a preferred partner Bangladesh, Algeria, Libya, Laos, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Albania, Mongolia, Syria, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Angola, Algeria, Afghanistan, Ecuador (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer SHKOLIARYK PUBLISHERS Ltd. Registered office 11 Zhyvova Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46008 Director Mr. Volodymyr Holovach Contact information (+38 035 2) 43-10-82, 23-63-04, 43-10-72 Е-mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Sale of high quality note books, writing pads, sketchbooks, music books, pupil’s school record books Country of the available partner Russia, Georgia, Moldova, Belarus , Latvia , Lithuania Country of a preferred partner EU countries, countries of CIS and Asia (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer PROMIN Ternopil Scientific and Engineering State-run Enterprise Registered office 38 Tekstylna, Ternopil, Ukraine, 46016 Director Mr. Volodymyr Syrotiuk Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-45-29, 25-05-63, 23-63-11 Е-mail: [email protected] , www.promin-ant.ho.ua Definition of the offer Antenna systems for land-based stations of satellite television and communication Country of the available partner Germany, Austria, Russia Country of a preferred partner Pakistan, Austria, Germany, Iraq, Russia (most preferred for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer BULAT Open JSC Registered office 35 Ternopilska Str., Mykulyntsi, Terebovlya district, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 48120 Director Mr. Oleksandr Kovalchuk Contact information (+38 035 51) 5-12-31, 5-13-00 (fax) E-mail: [email protected] , www.bulat.te.ua Definition of the offer Export of cast iron and steel foundry produces. Art molding, case molding; industrial output of 100 tons per month. Import of foundry equipment Country of the available partner Czech Republic, Great Britain, Germany, Georgia, Moldova Country of a preferred partner EU countries, CIS and Middle East countries (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer TEMP Ltd. Registered office 1а Hrushevskoho Str., Kozova, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47600 Director Mr. Bohdan Shpetko Contact information (+38 035 47) 2-12-51, 23-53-41; E- mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Manufacturing and sale of parquet materials Country of the available partner Germany Country of a preferred partner Other countries of Western Europe (for expanding cooperation) Initiator of the business offer BUCHACH FORESTRY State-run Company Registered office 12 Bandery Str., Buchach, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 48400 Director Mr. Oleksandr Semanchuk Contact information (+38 035 44) 2-13-38, 2-27-47; E- mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Export of timber and processed products (plank timber, technical raw material, oak and ash-tree sawn billets; saw-timber) Country of the available partner Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria Initiator of the business offer FOMLINE-HALYCHYNA Closed JSC Registered office 3а Nezalezhnosti Str., Khorostkiv, Husyatyn district, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 48240 Director Mr. Yuriy Slobodianyk Contact information (+38 035 57) 5-30-27, 5-33-51 Definition of the offer Export of polyurethane Country of a preferred partner CIS countries Initiator of the business offer LUIZO Ltd. Registered office 44 Brodivska Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46002 Director Mr. Liubomyr Ivanchuk Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-77-64, 25-38-67 Definition of the offer Sale of hard metal cutters INDUSTRIAL BRANCH OF NON-FOOD SECTOR Companies offering their product for export Initiator of the business offer BEREZHANY GLASS WORK Open JSC Registered office 33 Lepkyh Str., Berezhany, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47501 Director Mr. Volodymyr Haydukevych Contact information (+38 035 48) 2-12-53, 2-24-82 Definition of the offer Export of glass-articles and glassware. Sale cooperation Country of a preferred partner EU countries Initiator of the business offer ALFA-GASPROMCOMPLEKT Ltd. (gas equipment work) Registered office 40 Podilska Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46020 Director Mr. Stepan Lukasevych Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-18-45, 25-29-82, 23-50-49 E-mail: [email protected] , www.alfa.te.ua Definition of the offer Sale of catalyst-converters for fuel type КТ -4Б (4 Д). Export of globe valves. Import of pressure regulators Country of a preferred partner CIS countries Initiator of the business offer TERNOPIL PLANT OF LEATHERETTE “VINITEX” Open JSC Registered office 5 Tekstylna Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 46010 Director Mr. Mykhailo Fedunets Contact information (+38 035 2) 52-42-73 Е-mail: [email protected] , www.vinytex.com.ua Definition of the offer Sale of extrusion foamed polystyrene heat insulating slabs VINITEX XPS for facades, flooring, road laying and roofing Country of a preferred partner CIS countries Initiator of the business offer KHRYSTYNA Ltd. Registered office 1 Pryvokzalna Str., Berezhany, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47501 Director Mr. Volodymyr Fedchyshyn Contact information (+38 035 48) 5-10-87, 5-15-02 Definition of the offer Export of corrugated tare Country of a preferred partner EU countries Initiator of the business offer INTERPACK Ltd. Foreign Investment Company Registered office 44 Nazalrzhnosti Str., Lanivtsi, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47402 Director Mr. Oleksandr Lypovenko Contact information (+38 035 49) 2-19-77 Definition of the offer Export of disposable kitchen utensils Country of a preferred partner EU and CIS countries Initiator of the business offer TERNOPIL FURNITURE FACTORY Ltd. Registered office 56 Biletska Str., Ternopil, Ukraine, 47707 Director Mr. Mykhailo Borodiuk Contact information (+38 035 2) 25-94-92, 25-94-96 E-mail: [email protected] , www.elitmebli.te.ua Definition of the offer Sale of natural wood furniture with elements of wood carving (furniture units for bedrooms, kitchens, living-rooms, doors) Country of a preferred partner CIS countries Initiator of the business offer POTUTORY WOOD PROCESSING PLANT Closed JSC Registered office Saranchuky village, Berezhany district, Ternopil region, Ukraine, 47533 Director Mr. Vadym Kostiuk Contact information (+38 035 48) 3-60-52 Definition of the offer Export of parquet and natural saw Country of a preferred partner EU countries Initiator of the business offer UNIPACK - UKRAINE Open JSC Registered office 171 Shevchenka Str., Terebovlya, Ternopil region, Ukraine 48100 Director Mr. Ihor Lutskiv Contact information (+38 035 51) 6-44-34; E-mail: [email protected] Definition of the offer Export of thermocontractable units Country of a preferred partner Russia,
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