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Arco Invest, Glavbolgarstroy sign 3.1M euro deal

Fri, Feb 15 2008 18:51 CET 101 Views
Arco Invest, Glavbolgarstroy sign 3.1M euro deal

Arco Invest Ltd, the Bulgarian subsidiary of Tallinn Stock Exchange-listed Arco Vara, has contracted construction company Glavbolgarstroy-Sofia Jsc to build the second stage of a mixed residential-commercial complex on Sofia's Madrid Boulevard.

Arco Invest will pay Glavbolgarstroy 3.1 million euro for the works, which will include also doing the building's interior.

The Estonian company bought the Madrid project with all required permits on August 2 2007 and said it would invest 20 million euro in a mixed residential-commercial complex with a total built-up area of 24 700 sq m. It was due to be completed in the autumn of 2009.

Arco Vara is a leading real estate developer in the Baltic region, which has begun expanding to central and eastern Europe. The company owns projects in Bulgaria, Ukraine and Romania. The company's consolidated revenues for the first nine months of 2007 stood at 44 million euro and its net profit amounted to 17 million euro.

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