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Soon One of the biggest Factories will be opening in Burco... stay tuned

Where's Xamud the leelkasse, tell him there's a vacancy available

tdh who will construct the factory, chinese or malaysian company.?

yunis09 wrote:tdh who will construct the factory, chinese or malaysian company.?

i think malasian

you can see an "oriental" taking part in the du'cah

CaliGaab... Dont you know, Lelkese are the most intelligent Daroods when it comes to Business! Kuwa Hilibka Qala waa La Yaqaana

Youniiis... Sxb the factory will be built by somalis and Malaysian, The Malaysian Company has a big share in it, and the Shares are open to anyone who has enough money!

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:http://eeaco.com/index.php?option=com_c ... 1&Itemid=1

Soon One of the biggest Factories will be opening in Burco... stay tuned

ILAAHAYOW aynu lacag badan ka helaa warshda hilibka aynu furaynu.

Inoo duceeya….AAMIIN!!!!!

I hope Ilam Indha deero don’t build another one next door like the detergent factories which are performing way below their capacity because of lack of sufficient market. bad move!

Nevertheless, well done Somaliland assuming they did their homework regarding FDA restriction and requirement with their potential market. Food is very hard to market when you’re unrecognized nation with no clear guidelines of FDA policies and procedures.

Dhaga Bacayl wrote:

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:http://eeaco.com/index.php?option=com_c ... 1&Itemid=1

Soon One of the biggest Factories will be opening in Burco... stay tuned

ILAAHAYOW aynu lacag badan ka helaa warshda hilibka aynu furaynu.

Inoo duceeya….AAMIIN!!!!!

I hope Ilam Indha deero don’t build another one next door like the detergent factories which are performing way below their capacity because of lack of sufficient market. bad move!

Nevertheless, well done Somaliland assuming they did their homework regarding FDA restriction and requirement with their potential market. Food is very hard to market when you’re unrecognized nation with no clear guidelines of FDA policies and procedures.

Miyaad waalantahay, we will sell it to foreigners like the ones in puntland.

Cali_Gaab wrote:

Dhaga Bacayl wrote:

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:http://eeaco.com/index.php?option=com_c ... 1&Itemid=1

Soon One of the biggest Factories will be opening in Burco... stay tuned

ILAAHAYOW aynu lacag badan ka helaa warshda hilibka aynu furaynu.

Inoo duceeya….AAMIIN!!!!!

I hope Ilam Indha deero don’t build another one next door like the detergent factories which are performing way below their capacity because of lack of sufficient market. bad move!

Nevertheless, well done Somaliland assuming they did their homework regarding FDA restriction and requirement with their potential market. Food is very hard to market when you’re unrecognized nation with no clear guidelines of FDA policies and procedures.

Miyaad waalantahay, we will sell it to foreigners like the ones in puntland.

Puntald uses SOMALI Republic code.

Shirkada ma arab ba furtay tallow qoladi cabdalle carab eeh reer burco

Dhegeobacayll Horta Marka Hore aamin.... Mida kale i dont know where you got this from, that the Indho-Deero company is struggling with their powder factory, there is over 400 people working in that factory that supplies the whole of somALILAND... while the other one in Yiroowe is suppling Moqadisho and southrn Somalia!

About this New Factory.The Owners are Somalilander Qurbo-joog ah plus the Malaysians have their share in it.... the Food will be deported to Malaysia and they will sell it from there, to markets such as (malaysia, Middle East, Philipine, indonesia etc....

The_Emperior5 wrote:Shirkada ma arab ba furtay tallow qoladi cabdalle carab eeh reer burco

mayee reer samatar baa furtay

Wow Burco has so many factories now

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:Kuwa Hilibka Qala waa La Yaqaana

Sxb, qollodaas aad sheegaysid burco-na ma hiliblee ka yihiin
Anigu hargeisa iyagun baan ku arakay shaqadaas

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:Wow Burco has so many factories now

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:Kuwa Hilibka Qala waa La Yaqaana

Sxb, qollodaas aad sheegaysid burco-na ma hiliblee ka yihiin
Anigu hargeisa iyagun baan ku arakay shaqadaas

Cumar.. i think you never been to Burco, im afraid they are more skillfull here in Burco then in Hargeisa

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:Wow Burco has so many factories now

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:Kuwa Hilibka Qala waa La Yaqaana

Sxb, qollodaas aad sheegaysid burco-na ma hiliblee ka yihiin
Anigu hargeisa iyagun baan ku arakay shaqadaas

Cumar.. i think you never been to Burco, im afraid they are more skillfull here in Burco then in Hargeisa

We're both talking about arab aren't we I didn't even know that arab lived in burco

LiQaaye_TDH wrote:Dhegeobacayll Horta Marka Hore aamin.... Mida kale i dont know where you got this from, that the Indho-Deero company is struggling with their powder factory, there is over 400 people working in that factory that supplies the whole of somALILAND... while the other one in Yiroowe is suppling Moqadisho and southrn Somalia!

About this New Factory.The Owners are Somalilander Qurbo-joog ah plus the Malaysians have their share in it.... the Food will be deported to Malaysia and they will sell it from there, to markets such as (malaysia, Middle East, Philipine, indonesia etc....

Liqaaye walaal salaam sare,

Horta goorma Somaliland kuugu dambaysay? Sideedse u dhex agsahybusiness somalilland ka socda iyosiduu u shaqeeyo.

Let me tell you something. The majority of the detergent product used in Somaliland has ILAYS packaging. It’s logical to assume that Since Ilays factory was the first one establish in Somaliland. Having said that, I think Indha Deero factory is catching up with it and it’s taking some of that market share. The question is, is it enough to support for both of them? The answer is no?

As far as the factories not struggling, yes they’re according to their potential productivity. These are huge factories and they need enough market to support beyond our borders. It looks like Ilays is trying to capture some of that Somalia market to compensate its lost but trust me that wasn’t in their initial plan to begin with.

The country didn’t need to factories that produce the same thing with 5 miles apart.