Dagestan glass plant to receive 1 billion rubles from Investment Fund

Date: 12 October 2009
Source: Prime-Tass

Date: 12 October 2009

The Russian government's Investment Fund is to invest 1.025 billion rubles in the construction of the Anzhi-Steklo glass plant in Dagestan, Prime-Tass reports.

The plant, in the Kumtorkalinsky district, will require total investments of 3.258 billion rubles. It is due to be completed in 2010.
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