From a small family dream to a large business: Danielyan sweets

YEREVAN, 23 December. /ARKA/. The Danielyan family started their business after the Spitak earthquake – first in a small house, and now they have more than 500 employees. The family under Danielyan Sweets and Danielyan Bakery brands produces various cakes and pastries, high quality bakery products and sweets. Danielyan’s production and sales outlets are located in Spitak, Vanadzor, Artik and Yerevan.

The production partner of the company is Acba Leasing, the leader of the Armenian leasing market. With its support the company was enriched with equipment for automation of baking processes of bread, bakery and confectionery products, as well as refrigeration equipment, production cookers and ovens.

‘The base of all our enterprises is located in Spitak. We started doing business right after the earthquake: we started in a small house and with one sack of flour, sold the products and invested the money we received in the production development. Now, before we start production, we study the market, local prices, demand and try to make offers that are in line with the market. We are extremely honest with clients, perhaps, this is the key to our success. We started co-operating with Acba Leasing a few years ago: we applied and started co-operation, which is still going on. From the moment we started co-operating with Acba Leasing, our enterprises started to expand. I believe that there are many opportunities for work in Armenia, and I myself know that the more I work, the bigger sums we will receive, the more production facilities we will open,’ says Tigran Danielyan, founder of Danielyan Sweets and Danielyan Bakery.

Danielyan Sweets and Danielyan Bakery will also open a shop in Gyumri in the near future: work is underway to start activities outside Armenia.

Acba Leasing’s 100 per cent shareholder is Acba Bank. Acba Leasing is overseen by the Central Bank of Armenia. -0-

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