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News / 18.05.2009
Bobruiskagromash clinches gold at agro-industrial exhibition in Serbia
Bobruiskagromash products won gold at the international agro-industrial exhibition in the town of Novi Sad (Serbia), BelTA learnt from Vasily Tsarik, deputy head of the company’s marketing department.
The gold went to a liquid organic fertilizing machine MZhT-6. This is the third gold medal won by Bobruiskagromash at the exhibition. In 2007 and 2008 such awards were given to the baling machine PRS-145 and the bale chopper IRK-145. The Bobruisk company displayed an exhibition of agricultural equipment jointly with its dealer is Serbia, the Yubel firm. Apart from the fodder conservation equipment, the company featured organic fertilizing machines.
This organic fertilizing equipment was praised by the customers in Serbia and guests from other countries.
Founded in 1974, Bobruiskagromash was reorganized into a joint-stock company in 2005. Bobruiskagromash is a major producer of trailed and mounted agricultural machines in the CIS and the Baltic states. The company makes over 50 agricultural machines mainly forage harvesters and distributors and organic fertilizer distributors and also machines for applying mineral fertilizers, roll flax harvesters, trailed vehicles for tractors and some other agricultural machines. The company employs around 2,400 people.
In January-April 2009, the company’s output in comparable prices totaled almost Br71 billion, up 13.5% over the same point last year. The exports in the four months of 2009 grew 16%.
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