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“Delibašić Polyurethans” Company from Kakanj Opens a New Factory

November 27, 2014
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moj_san_1The “Delibašić Polyurethans” company from Kakanj opened yesterday in Ćatići a new factory of mattresses “Moj san” (“My dream”).

“This factory represents the first phase of our further development. The factory covers 2 500 square meters and employs 50 people. The investor is the “Delibašić Polyurethans” company and it’s worth 1, 5 Million BAM.” – stated for the Fena Agency the director of this company, Beadisa Delibašić – Husika and added that they have hired 15 new workers this year.

The cornerstone for this new factory opened by a company refining soft polyurethane foam for the needs of furniture industry and producing textile products for the house was layed at the end of February.

(Source: Fena)

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