Increasing the production capacity and strengthening the export potential of Kiosk Bulgaria Ltd

Kiosk Bulgaria Ltd is one of the limited number of Bulgarian companies manufacturing and distributing computer terminals for public access to Internet and information or the so called kiosks. We sell our production to the local market, but we already have some orders from neighboring countries - Macedonia, Romania and Greece. Since the establishment of the company until now, the manufacturing volumes are increasing steadily, which is a indicator for the high quality of our products and marketing and management as well. We are developing new products to be competitive and to expand our market share. We are flexible and adaptive, which is an important advantage compared to our competitors. We already established steady partnerships with distributor companies with increased demand on our goods. We started our business with manufacturing metal made accessory products to kiosk terminals, but now we are manufacturing wall hangers for TV and TV projectors, projectors and tablets, metal boxes, bank terminal shades etc. In order to respond to the increased demand of our goods we will buy new machines to widen our product capacity and widen the range of projects offered . We will buy a computerized laser machine- this way we will eliminate the external service used so far. At this stage of making the bodies of the computer terminals, extreme precision is needed and it is not enough efficient part of the manufacture. That is why buying the new equipment we will decrease the manufacturing time of the metal bodies and other details, we will decrease the costs and we will increase the quality. The laser is highly productive and except our need of that machine, we will also manufacture details for other companies. In order to improve the production process we also plan to buy a welder, welding machines, compressor and riveting machine. With the realization of the project we will reach an increase of the production capacity and strengthening of the export potential.

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