The “ILVA ELEKTRIK” Company Ltd was created with the object of the activity of the various materials trade import and export of them. In addition to the commercial activity of various materials, the company is provided by the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Telecommunication with the following licenses:
ILVA Elektrik specializes in the trading of materials and equipment including copper and aluminum electrical conductors, measuring, signaling and laboratory apparatus, contactors, various relays, circuit breakers, celsa automatics etc. Different works and services the company has carried out in various sectors of the economy such as construction, agriculture, mining, health, energy, where it has realized with the funds of the state budget, foreign and private low, medium and high voltage lines, pylon cabins and power supply transformers for the power supply needs of light industrial and food processing plants, factories and lines. Her firm successes relies on her staff’s experience, customer correctness, and the sound financial standing that they have been accompanying during her activity, which are firm elements of the firm’s success for the moment and for her future.
The company has its own business premises, office and store shop at the above address with surface of 74m2 as well as a magazine space near Fabrikes Qelqit 200m2 covered area as well as working tools and different tools. The company has a specialized staff from 6 specialists that are the core of the activity and serve to guide the working groups of the employees according to the needs for the realization of the works and services according to the contemporary standards and within the given deadline. The company, alongside the state-financed and private sector-funded works in Albania, has participated in projects financed by the World Bank, the German Bank KFW, the European Bank and the Italian, being subcontractors with very strong foreign firms such as Strabag Austria, Bectel- Enka jvUSA-Turkey, a.Hak Internacional Hollande and Irride Italy.
