33e, Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue, Tbilisi/Georgia
(+995) 511163307
Business plan development
Steel House was planning to purchase two new plants for production of rebar and rebar web. The aim of the project was development of business plan, for new production with estimated capacity of 9,840 tons annually, stipulating an initial project cost of 1,000,000 EURO.
Steel House was founded in 2014 and its main activity is import and realization of metal products. Company provides building materials of more than 50 worldwide suppliers, serves over 5,000 loyal customers. In addition, the Steal House is actively involved in the exporting of color and black metals and producing of metal constructions.
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Final Evaluation of the project “Municipal Service Quality Assessment Toolkit (MUSQAT)”
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Support facilitation of the organizational development
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Final Evaluation of the Project "Implementing LEADER in Mestia Municipality for Better Livelihoods in High Mountainous Regions of Georgia"
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Evaluation of the project "Better Education, Participation in Decision-making and Access to Services for Children and Youth"
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