Improve production capacity and create export potential of "ATEKS" Ltd.

"ATEX" Ltd was established in 2002. Its main activity is the production of knitted garments , skirts, dresses , pants, shirts, blouses, T-shirts and more. In the performance of each contract the company takes into account primarily the individuality of products, and strive to achieve maximum quality for each product manufactured by it. Highly competitive market requires the company to maintain high quality while competitive price of products manufactured from it.Customers require the fulfillment of orders to it as soon as possible and consistent quality of products. Technologically outdated and largely already depreciated equipment that "ATEX" Ltd has now is a major obstacle to enterprise development and significantly limits the ability of the company to increase its market share of both the national and external markets. In this connection it can meet the competition, enhance product quality and increase productivity, which could attract a large number of customers 'ATEX' Ltd. feels the need to purchase new equipment to carry out their activities. For this reason this project the company is planning the implementation of activities related to improving production processes, improve the quality of existing products and improving resource effectiveness and efficiency of production through the purchase of high-tech machinery and equipment.The overall effect of the project is to expand the scope of the undertaking, a steady presence on the Bulgarian market and entering international markets. The project implementation is necessary step for achieving the goals of the company related to INTRODUCED new technologies for optimization and automation of production, increased the quality of products manufactured by the company and increase capacity as a condition for sustainable development of the " ATEX " Ltd. The overall effect of the project is to expand the scope of the undertaking, a steady presence on the Bulgarian market and entering international markets.

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