Dio Plans to Launch New Enterprise

The company producing metal and aluminum doors and windows, Dio plans to operate a new enterprise from 2022 with the 2 million GEL investment.

According to its co-founder, Tamaz Daushvili, they started launching project before the pandemic, however, COVID-19 delayed its implementation.

After the launch of the new enterprise in Tbilisi, the production of aluminum doors and windows will increase by about 20-25%, and as a result, the company will employ additional 40 people, after which the total number of employees will amount to 200.

LTD “DIO”’s history began 25 years ago, in the year 1996. Started out with zero capital and now holds the leading position in the field in the local market.

Starting with producing nothing but blinds, the business has evolved into a factory with state-of-the-art technology and has expanded into producing up to 70 products, such as metal and aluminum doors and windows, interior and exterior sun protection and shading systems, gate automation and industrial.

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