Inter Glass

Inter Glass ASCType| Private

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Industry| Manufacturing
Genre| Glass products
Founded| Baku, Azerbaijan (2008 (2008))
Headquarters|

Baku

Azerbaijan

Area served

| Caucasus region

Key people

* Fariz Muradov (Director)
* Alis Muradov (CEO)

Products|

* Glass
* Glass bottles

Production output

|  85 million units
Divisions|

* Inter Glass Georgia
* Inter Glass Kyrgyzstan

Inter Glass ASC is an Azerbaijani glass manufacturing company created in December 2008.[1] According to the company, it is one of the biggest glass producers in the Caucasus region.[1]

## Contents

* 1 Company overview
* 1.1 Products and services
* 1.2 Location
* 1.3 Financial
* 2 People and history
* 2.1 People
* 2.2 History
* 3 References

## Company overview

### Products and services

The company makes over 70 different kinds of glass bottles.[1]

Glass bottles used for soda pop

### Location

The company is located at 25, Salyan Highway, Baku, Azerbaijan.[2]

A satellite image of Baku, Azerbaijan. Inter Glass is headquartered in Baku.

### Financial

The company’s production is estimated at around 85 million units per year.[3] In 2008, the International Bank of Azerbaijan funded construction of an Inter Glass factory in the amount of $5 million Euro.[4]

## People and history

### People

The Director of the company is Fariz Muradov.[1]

As of April 2012, the CEO of the company was Alis Muradov.[5][6]

### History

* The company owns a subsidiary called Inter Glass Georgia. Sixty percent of Inter Glass Georgia is owned by Inter Glas, with the other 40 percent owned by a Georgian gas company.[7]File:Shida Kartli Kareli.pngKhashuri, Georgia
* Inter Glass Georgia in 2012 began construction of a new plant in Khashuri, Georgia worth over $18 million USD.[8]
* Inter Glas started another business called Brickwork House Construction Ltd. in 2009. It invested $52 million AZN into a new glass production plant.[9]
* Inter Glass also has a plant in Tokmak in the Chuy region of Kyrgyzstan that was opened in 2012.[10]

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 “INTERVIEW: Fariz Muradov”, The Business Year magazine (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
2. ↑ “INTER GLASS ASC”, AzerbaijanYP.com Azerbaijan Business Directory (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
3. ↑ “REVIEW: Private Eye”, The Business Year magazine (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
4. ↑ THE INTERNATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN: International Financial Reporting Standards Consolidated Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Report, December 31, 2008 (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
5. ↑ "Saakashvili has laid the foundation for development of the new enterprise of glass" (translated from Russian: Саакашвили заложил начало строительству нового предприятия стеклотары), Business Time Georgia, April 25, 2012 (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
6. ↑ N.Kirtzkhalia, “Saakashvili attends ceremony of start of construction of Georgian-Azerbaijani JV for glass container production”), Trend Daily Economic News, April 25, 2012 (Retrieved via Nexis on August 22, 2013)
7. ↑ N. Kirtzkhalia, “Saakashvili attends ceremony of start of construction of Georgian-Azerbaijani JV for glass container production”, Trend News Agency, April 25, 2012 (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
8. ↑ Esmerk, “Georgia: Inter Glass Georgia to build glass plant”, Business Georgia, April 25, 2012 (Retrieved via Nexis on August 22, 2013)
9. ↑ “Advanced export-oriented glasshouse appears at construction market of Azerbaijan”, ABC.az, April 2, 2009 (Retrieved August 22, 2013)
10. ↑ “Programme summary of Kyrgyz TV "Ala-Too" news 1330 gmt 20 Jun 12”, BBC Monitoring Central Asia Unit, June 21, 2012. (Retrieved via Nexis on August 22, 2013)

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Glass science topics

Basics|

* Glass
* Glass transition
* Supercooling

Formulation|

* AgInSbTe
* Bioglass
* Borophosphosilicate glass
* Borosilicate glass
* Ceramic glaze
* Chalcogenide glass
* Cobalt glass
* Cranberry glass
* Crown glass
* Flint glass
* Fluorosilicate glass
* Fused quartz
* GeSbTe
* Gold ruby glass
* Lead glass
* Milk glass
* Phosphosilicate glass
* Photochromic lens glass
* Silicate glass
* Soda–lime glass
* Sodium hexametaphosphate
* Soluble glass
* Tellurite glass
* Thoriated glass
* Ultra low expansion glass
* Uranium glass
* Vitreous enamel
* Wood's glass
* ZBLAN

Glass-ceramics|

* Bioactive glass
* CorningWare
* Glass-ceramic-to-metal seals
* Macor
* Zerodur

Preparation|

* Annealing
* Chemical vapor deposition
* Glass batch calculation
* Glass forming
* Glass melting
* Glass modeling
* Ion implantation
* Liquidus temperature
* Sol-gel technique
* Viscosity
* Vitrification

Optics|

* Achromat
* Dispersion
* Gradient-index optics
* Hydrogen darkening
* Optical amplifier
* Optical fiber
* Optical lens design
* Photochromic lens
* Photosensitive glass
* Refraction
* Transparent materials

Surface
modification|

* Anti-reflective coating
* Chemically strengthened glass
* Corrosion
* Dealkalization
* DNA microarray
* Hydrogen darkening
* Insulated glazing
* Porous glass
* Self-cleaning glass
* Sol-gel technique
* Tempered glass

Diverse
topics|

* Glass-coated wire
* Safety glass
* Glass databases
* Glass electrode
* Glass fiber reinforced concrete
* Glass ionomer cement
* Glass microspheres
* Glass-reinforced plastic
* Glass-to-metal seal
* Porous glass
* Prince Rupert's drops
* Radioactive waste vitrification
* Windshield
* Glass fiber

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Glass production techniques

Commercial techniques|

* Float glass process
* Fritted glass
* Blowing and pressing (containers)
* Extrusion / Drawing (fibers, glasswool)
* Drawing (optical fibers)
* Precision glass moulding
* Overflow downdraw method
* Pressing
* Casting
* Cutting
* Flame polishing
* Chemical polishing
* Diamond turning
* Rolling

Artistic and historic techniques|

* Beadmaking
* Blowing
* Blown plate
* Broad sheet
* Caneworking
* Cased glass
* Crown glass
* Cylinder blown sheet
* Engraving
* Etching
* Enamelled glass
* Flashed glass
* Forest glass
* Fourcault process
* Fusing
* Glass mosaic
* Lampworking
* Machine drawn cylinder sheet
* Millefiori
* Polished plate
* Rippled glass
* Satsuma Kiriko cut glass
* Slumping
* Stained glass production

Natural processes|

* Radiative processes
* Opal formation
* Sea glass
* Shock metamorphic glasses/Impactite
* Vitrified sand
* Volcanic glasses

See also|

* Glossary of glass art terms
* Glass recycling

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