Closure of Several Foreign Companies Announced
On January 18, the closure of the Azerbaijani branch of the company Champion Technologies Russia & Caspian BV (https://goo.gl/lpmv2M) was announced. This company operated in Baku since 2004 and represented a wide range of specialized reagents, as well as provided technical solutions to problems encountered in the oil and gas industry. The founder of this company was a Texas company CS-US Holdings, Inc (USA).
The Turkish company Seha that had 23 years of experience in Azerbaijan for the sale of electrical products and electrical equipment also closed. The owner of this company Bahri Tupuz (https://goo.gl/7Gleqy) has been accused of having links with Hizmet Movement announced in Turkey as a terrorist organization.
The company Nil Kitap Kirtasiye Sanayi Ltd. Sti that celebrated the 20th anniversary of its activity in Azerbaijan in 2016 is also said to be in touch with the movement Hizmet. It announced today the transformation and change of name to LLC Axent Kirtasiye. The company has a network of stores selling stationery. ---08B
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