September, 2011

We are stronger together! 

September 21st, 2011 was the date when the owners and employees unite for the better future of Electrostart. The topics to discuss were the development and prosperity of the company in several professional areas such as:

August, 2011

Moscow ... whatever we say about this great city it will never be enough. Looking at the size of the metropolis, the markets in Russia are gigantic. The good news: Electrostart is able to impose its brand name there.

The capital of Russia is the most populated city in Europe with a population of 10,472,629 people in official statistics from Census 2006. (7.13% of the total population of Russia, first place in the Russian Federation). One of the most famous sights in Moscow is the Red Square. This is where Kremlin is situated - a medieval fortress which now serves as headquarters of the Russian Federal President. The Cathedral with its elegant domes, "St. Basil", also in Red Square, is one of the most memorable symbols of Moscow.

July, 2011

In 2011, Electrostart celebrated 44 years being together as one. A rare fact is that only a few can celebrate constant growth, not to mention a great history. 44 years embarks the establishment of the Registered Office and Factory in Varshets. The factory was founded in 1967 and was originally called a factory for producing ballasts "Mankov Elijah." Later on, it became the State Company Electrostart and presently is a joint stock company Electrostart.

Traditionally, the management company sets up a party to celebrate the anniversary of the factory. What was unusual was the idea and concept of the party itself - to feel the Hawaiian breeze in Varshets. The original idea was met like a bubble of excitement ready to burst into a blissful adventure. Here is the story of the Aloha birthday party by Electrostart.

July, 2011

A successful business in Peru

Peru welcomed us all with weather forecast: over casted. Currently in Latin America is winter. We were expecting to rain but it did not. We were hoping to see the sun in Lima, the capital of Peru. It turned out that it does not rain in Lima at all.