Carlsberg invests BGN 23 million in its plant in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria

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The Carlsberg beer plant in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria will receive a new investment of BGN 23 million. The money will be invested in equipping the building with the most modern technologies, by building a current line for the production of beer in can packages, Balkanengineer.com learned from Economic.bg.

The launch of the new line is expected in the first half of 2023 and will allow the company to expand its portfolio of new products. The project will also contribute to the creation of jobs in the region, as it is expected that up to 10 new positions will be opened in the first year alone.

The joint company has another plant in Shumen, and on the territory of Bulgaria the employees number about 500.

The investment certificate receives a class "A" investment certificate, with which the company has the right to incentive measures in the direction of building road infrastructure for access to a site up to a value of up to 20% of the investment value and accelerated administrative service.

These measures will be funded by the Ministry of Innovation and Growth and, in the specific case, at the request of Carlsberg, will be invested in the construction of additional infrastructure to help serve the ken line in the future.

Photo source: carlsberg.com