JSC "Synergy Group" deepens the presence in the trade sector
JSC "Synergy Group", one of the fastest growing holdings in Azerbaijan, create a second account for a trading company in May this year. Holding, operating since 2010 in the fields of manufacturing, construction, building materials, agriculture, education, tourism and hotel business, developing presence in the area of trade.
According to the Ministry of Taxes, on June 18 passed state registration Ltd. "Synergy Trading". The official address of the company coincides with the central office of one of the fastest-growing holdings of Azerbaijan "Synergy Group" - Baku, st. Zarifa Aliyeva, 55 (business center "Yeni Hayat.") Before that Group established OOO "Synergy Trade House." The authorized capital of the company invested 500 manats. Director of the Company appointed Namig Alasgarov.
This year "Synergy Group" has established four companies are not using their trademark ("Synergy CSR", "Synergy Jet", "Synergy Trading" and "Synergy Trade House.")
JSC "Synergy Group" was established in April 2010. The financial-industrial group includes at least 30 companies, some of which operate in the country. The holder of 99% of its stake in the group is Ashraf Kamilov.- 08B-
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