Guardian Industries will launch plant in southern Russia

Date: 7 September 2012

One of the world's leading manufacturers of glass Guardian Industries Launches Krasnosulinskiy area factory of float glass.

Markets - South Russia, and Ukraine. Rostov is in talks with other glass manufacturers, but there is no formal arrangement.

In September, in the Rostov region is set for launch of the plant of the company "Guardian Glass Rostov." It is planned that the production capacity is 900 tons of float glass per day. Investments in a glass factory at $ 220 million According to the company, it will be the largest and most modern corporate enterprise Guardian, which has manufacturing facilities in 20 countries. In an interview with "DK" General Director of "Guardian Glass Rostov" Istvan Bagdi said that now is the final stage of construction of the main line for the production of glass and start the installation of equipment on the line for the coating. The main line is ready in terms of installation, there is an electrical connection and automatic systems.

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