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Natron-Hayat company plans to increase its production

Published: June 21, 2013
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trhuljFBIH Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry Erdal Trhulj visited the paper factory ‘Natron-Hayat’ from Maglaj, reports ekapija.ba

Trhulj talked with the Management of the company and workers of the company. The member of the Management acquainted the minister about the condition of the company that had a successful privatization in 2005.

Today the company is appreciated in BiH and in Europe and currently it employs 850 workers and produces around 285 tons of paper a day. They are planning to make several investments in order to increase the production to 390 tons a day.

The company also built the first engine for production of electricity which runs on bio-mass.

During the visit, Trhulj promised full support of FBIH Government in resolving the issues the company may face during the implementation of their investment plans.

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