Improve production capacity and increasing the volume of exports in "Uzo" LTD.

Company "Ouzo" Ltd. was established by Decision № 220/2003 of Sliven District Court. The activity of the company is focused on manufacturing and marketing of lighting fixtures and has a code of main economic activity 27.40: Manufacture of lamps and luminaires. The Company distributes its products mainly under the trade mark "ASYA". ASYA lighting is specialized in the production of exterior, interior, garden and facade lighting. Luminaire brand ASSIA are a combination of innovative technology, perfect design and high quality, which makes them suitable for any architectural project. For the production of our lamps use natural and durable materials such as steel, wrought iron, wood, textiles, crystals and glass. ASSIA lighting is characterized by individual look of glass luminaires. In the framework of this project is envisaged purchasing equipment needed to increase the capacity of enterprise: - laser cutting machine - 1 pc .; - CNC hydraulic guillotine - 1 pc. This project is aimed at introducing in the company's activity technique that will partially replace the outdated and dysfunctional one, and the other will expand the production activities of the company. The main part of the manufacturing process of the company is cutting blanks and key elements of sheet steel required for the production of luminaires. At the moment this is done by flexes and grinding wheels.Excision and nesting layout himself on the details now done manually, which led to a number of negatives as slowing down the process, not enough high-quality production, high rejectionof production, a high proportion of residual and no useless material and others. By realization of this project, these negative factors will be reduced to a high degree. After implementation of the project activities will increase productivity by about 47%, and exports will rise by over 26% for the next three years. With the introduction of the new machines will improve the efficiency of production costs by over 19%.

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