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Naira Badalian

Armenian government satisfied application of "GINAP" LLC for  exemption from import customs duties on imported technological  equipment

Armenian government satisfied application of "GINAP" LLC for  exemption from import customs duties on imported technological  equipment

ArmInfo. On July 29, the Armenian government satisfied the application of "GINAP" LLC for exemption from import customs duties on imported technological equipment, their components, raw materials and materials imported within the framework  of the investment program implemented in the priority sector.

According to the explanatory notes, the LLC is engaged in the  production of flexo printing from artificial and plastic films, as  well as vacuum bags, bags for cheese, coffee and other products.

According to the information provided by the company, within the  framework of the investment program, 20 new jobs have already been  opened, capital investments in the amount of 530 million drams were  made, and another 2.8 billion drams for the purchase of raw  materials.

To note, according to the state register of legal entities of  Armenia, the company was registered on March 24, 1995. There is no  free access to information about the owners of the specified company.

Earlier, in December 2018, ArmInfo reported that the Ginap company  was exempted from paying customs duties for the import of  technological equipment, their components and raw materials into  Armenia. Within the framework of the program, it was envisaged to  make investments in the amount of 2.5 billion drams.  From 2021, the  volume of investments will increase by another 1 billion drams. In  addition, it was reported that 8.9 billion drams will be allocated  for the purchase of raw materials, and 50 new jobs will be opened  through the implementation of the program. The total production  volume was planned at the level of 3 billion drams, of which, as it  was announced, products worth 2.5 billion drams will be sold in  Armenia, 300 million drams will be exported to the countries of the  Eurasian Economic Union and 200 million drams - to the markets of  third countries.