"Fact" daily writes:
It's no secret that from time to time, Armenia's leading agricultural holding, Spyka, appears in the media's attention. Recently, various topics related to this organization have been circulating again. "Fact" contacted Davit Ghazaryan, the sole owner and general director of "Spayka" LLC, asking him to comment on what is connected with such a great "attention" to his company. "Apparently, the circles that are behind the "attention" you mentioned are not at all interested in our country's economy, development opportunities, or, even more, the large investments that it is making" The officer."
I think this is the main reason, the rest are malicious attempts," said Ghazaryan, adding that they are now implementing serious mega-projects, about which the public will be informed in detail in the near future. Nevertheless, regardless of the reasons, the political "roofs" of "Spika" and other such topics are repeatedly emphasized. After all, who is the roof of "Spika"?
"It is a ridiculous claim. we are an established company and we do not need to have or look for a political "roof", said the director of "Spyka". Recently, information was published that Sokrat Pambukhchyan, a member of the board of the "Civil Agreement" party, the father of Yerevan deputy mayor Armen Pambukhchyan, has acquired 40 hectares of land in Shenik village of Armavir marz. Pambukhchyan intends to establish a peach orchard and received a loan of 1.5 billion drams for this purpose.
The name of the company "Spayka" is also touched in this case. In the end, how did it happen that the "Spyka" company acted as a guarantor in the bank? Davit Ghazaryan first called not to forget that "Spayka" is the largest agroholding in Armenia. "And it is very natural that in all the regions where we operate, we are interested in the development of agriculture, particularly fruit growing.
Accordingly, we support many farms that are ready to work in that direction. Spyka has already supported hundreds of such organizations and individuals, including the person you mentioned. This is an accepted working style both in the whole world and in Armenia," said Ghazaryan.
