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Ukraina portselanivalmistamise traditsioon sai alguse Volüüniast 18. sajandi lõpus. 19. sajandi keskpaigaks, väikesed portselanitehased tekkisid suurte rahvusvaheliste portselaniettevõtete turuletulekuga. Information about them is usually extremely scarce.
Poland’s close proximity to the Ukraine has made its history no less complicated than Russia’s. 18. sajandil, Paljudel jõukatel poolakatel oli Volüünias vara. By the 19th century Poles were still the main customers of Ukrainian porcelain and faience factories, and their products were stored in warehouses in Moscow, Varssavis ja teistes linnades ning müüakse sealsetes kauplustes. Seega leidub Poola muuseumides ja erakogudes ohtralt jälgi Ukraina toodangust.
Kohapeal toodetud sanitaartehnikatoodete ja imporditud toodete suhe Ukraina sanitaartehnikaturul on umbes 6:4. Ukraina kaks juhtivat sanitaartehnikatootjat on mõlemad välisomanduses. Lisaks, hulk neist on koondunud Slavutasse, in the north of Khmelnytskyi region. Industry is a key element of the region’s growth, rohkem kui 100 linnas tegutsevad ettevõtted.
JSC “Slavuta taim “Budfarfor” – üks suuremaid tehaseid Ida-Euroopas, mis varem keskendus portselanile ja hiljem sanitaartehnikatoodete tootmisele.
LLC “Aqua-Rodos” – juhtiv mööblitootja Ukrainas.
LLC “Sensoorne teenus” spetsialiseerunud vannitoamööbli tootmisele. Over the years of its activity, the company has established close partnerships with the network of hypermarkets, hulgimüügi alused, jaekauplused kogu Ukrainas.
LLC “Yuventa” produces modern bathroom furniture.
Nende hulgas, the Slavuta factory “Budfarfor” must be mentioned in connection with the Ukrainian sanitary ceramics industry. The factory was established in 1909. The first batch of sanitary porcelain was produced in 1910.
sisse 1922, the factory was nationalized, and in 1946, the so-called pouring method was introduced for the first time in the Soviet Union, which doubled the production. In the 1960s, the factory underwent an intensive technical renovation; glazing technology was introduced. sisse 1975, the plant was fully converted to porcelain products and became a leading producer of sanitary ceramics in the USSR, with an annual output of 1.7 million pieces. Alates 1944 juurde 1956 it was part of the Ministry of Industrial Building Materials of the USSR.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s, it became one of the few factories in Ukraine to remain in operation, and later came under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Building Materials of Ukraine.
Oktoobris 2006, an agreement was signed with the Finnish company Sanitec Group Corporation to set up a joint venture for further modernization of the enterprise, toote kvaliteedi parandamine, disain ja laiendamine. Analüütikute sõnul, Slavuta osa “Budfarfor” in the Ukrainian market in 2007 oli 30%.
Vastavalt andmetele, Geberit entered the Ukrainian market in the second half of 2004. sisse 2015, Geberit completed the acquisition of 99% Sanitec Groupi aktsiatest. Geberit has been able to localize its development by taking over Sanitec’s Ukrainian assets. sisse 2017, Geberit monopolized the main flushing systems market in Ukraine. sisse 2019, Geberit invested in a large modern production site and logistics center near the former state-owned sanitary ware plant. Currently, it is one of the largest manufacturers of sanitary ware in Ukraine.
Vastavalt intervjuule Oleksiy Rakoviga, Geberit Trading LLC peadirektor, aastal avaldati Ukraina ajakirjanduses 2020, it can be learned that Geberit currently has two factories in Ukraine, with products at the low-end, mid-range and high-end. One of the sanitary ceramics factory has an annual capacity of about 3.5 million pieces. Sellel on tunnel-ahi 147 meetrit Sacmis.
Veebruari uudiste järgi 7, vana Budfarfori tehas on erastatud. Oksjon toimub märtsis 4. It includes 38 kinnisvarakompleksid üldpinnaga 82,929.1 ruutmeetrit.
Lisaks, another large bathroom company in the Ukrainian market is Cersanit Invest LLC, which is also a Polish holding company, specializing in tiles and sanitary ware, located in the city of Kielce in southeastern Ukraine. The company’s tile factory in the new city of Volensky has an annual capacity of about 12 million square meters. It is worth noting that the largest shareholder of the company is Polish Michał Sołowow, a resident of Kielce, Ukraine.
Reprinted with permission from Kitchen & Vanniuudised
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