Badagi Opened a New Enterprise with an Investment of 1.5 Million GEL

In November of last year, Badagi, a producer of natural sweets such as Churchkhela, Tklapi, and dried fruits, opened a new enterprise.

As Tamta Chankseliani, marketing manager of Badagi said at bm.ge, the enterprise is located in Kakheti, in particular in Tsnori, on an area of 700 square meters.

"Customer demand prompted the establishment of a new enterprise.  "Since demand exceeded supply, we decided to create a new firm in Tsnori, in which we invested 1.5 million GEL," Tamta Chankseliani explained.

Badagi produces about 4-5 million Churchkhelas a year. Prices for the company's products start from 6 GEL and range up to 600 GEL, depending on the gift packaging and offers.

Badagi has been producing Georgian sweets since 2011 and has 9 branches throughout Georgia, including one in Telavi. The company is considering entering shopping centers in the future.