The private enterprise Erjel Begenç, located in the residential complex Gurtly, produces artificial marble, granite, and construction concrete materials, as reported in the newspaper Turkmenistan, published on Tuesday.
The company's product range includes paving tiles, curbstones, and decorative cladding elements. The products come in various formats and meet modern quality and design standards.
Customers seek the company's products year-round. Even in winter, when construction work decreases, the store along the Ashgabat–Gokdepe highway remains popular. The high quality and aesthetic appeal of the products have earned recognition from both private builders and large construction companies.
The company's director, Bayrammyrat Muhammetovezov, emphasizes that their products meet international standards. He notes that the high competition in the industry, with over 50-60 enterprises, drives technological development, improves quality, and increases production efficiency.
The growth of the private sector is evident not only in construction but also in agriculture. Farmers actively implement innovations, considering market demand and refining their methods. For instance, farmer Muhammetmyrat Charyyev from Akdashayak successfully cultivates in-demand greenhouse varieties, including the Turkish 'Sechil' tomatoes, which transport well and maintain freshness for a long time.
Gokdepe also boasts its bakery products. Last year, local producers increased their output, which improved the quality of baked goods and reduced their prices.
Infrastructure changes play a crucial role in regional development. Modern shopping and entertainment centers have emerged in eastern Gokdepe, contributing to trade growth and enhancing its culture.
The success of Erjel Begenç and the farming enterprises in Gokdepe showcases the achievements of the private sector in Turkmenistan, which actively develops to meet the demand for quality goods and services.
