Wool factory in Sliven to close production ↗
Front page leadThe 'Lemprier Wool' company is closing its production facility in Sliven, resulting in the loss of the wool factory.
Bulgaria
The Capital news website from Bulgaria features a mix of domestic economic news, including a factory closure in Sliven and increased company revenues reported by the National Revenue Agency. It also covers infrastructure projects and local initiatives like replacing old stoves in Sofia…
The 'Lemprier Wool' company is closing its production facility in Sliven, resulting in the loss of the wool factory.
The National Revenue Agency reports that company revenues across Bulgaria have grown by 9%, reaching a total of 348 billion euros.
The Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works is proposing changes to regulations concerning 'tolerable' infrastructure construction projects.
The Sofia municipality intends to replace polluting stoves in more than 10,000 households.
Bulgarian businesses are experiencing growth in 2025, alongside concerns about Black Sea trade and a positive opening for the Bulgarian stock market.
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