List of companies of Azerbaijan

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Location of Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan is a country in the South Caucasus region. The country has an economy that has completed its post-Soviet transition into a major oil-based economy (with the completion of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline), from one where the state played the major role. The government has largely completed privatization of agricultural lands and small and medium-sized enterprises. In August 2000, the government launched a second-stage privatization program, in which many large state enterprises will be privatized. Since 2001, the economic activity in the country is regulated by the Ministry of Economic Development of Azerbaijan Republic.

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Notable firms

This list includes notable companies with primary headquarters located in the country. The industry and sector follow the Industry Classification Benchmark taxonomy. Organizations which have ceased operations are included and noted as defunct.

Notable companies
Status: P=Private, S=State; A=Active, D=Defunct
NameIndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotesStatus
  
Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Company Industrials Marine transportation Baku 1858 National Sea Line SA
Azerbaijan Railways Industrials Railroads Baku 1878 National railways SA
Medeniyyet TV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2011 Culture television SA
AccessBank Azerbaijan Financials Banks Baku 2002 Micro-finance bank PA
AF Holding Conglomerates - Baku 1991 Construction, production, property, retail, tourism PA
AF Hotel Group Consumer services Hotels Baku 1991 Hotel chain, part of AF Holding PA
Azersu Open Joint Stock Company Utilities Water Baku 2004 Water and sanitation service SA
Akkord Industry Construction Investment Corporation Industrials Heavy construction Baku 2005 Construction PA
ANS Group of Companies Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 1990 News and broadcasting PA
AtaBank Financials Banks Baku 1993 Commercial bank PA
Azerigasbank Financials Banks Baku 1992 Commercial bank PA
Azərpoçt Industrials Delivery services Baku 1999 Postal services SA
Azad Azerbaijan TV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2000 Television PA
Azal Avia Cargo Industrials Delivery services Baku 1996 Cargo airline SA
Azerbaijan Airlines (AzAL) Consumer services Airlines Baku 1992 National airline SA
Azerbaijan International Mineral Resources Operating Company Basic materials Gold mining Baku 2007 [1] Gold production PA
Azerbaijanfilm Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 1920 Movie production SA
Azercell Telecommunications Mobile telecommunications Baku 1996 PA
Azercosmos Space industry Satellite sector Baku 2010 National satellite operator SA
Azerenerji Utilities Conventional electricity Baku 1996 Power distribution SA
AzeriCard Financials Specialty finance Baku 1997 Financial services SA
Azersun Holding Consumer Goods Food products Baku 1991 Food manufacturing PA
AzMeCo Oil & gas Exploration & production Baku 2007 Methanol production PA
Azpetrol Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas Baku 1997 Oil and gas stations PA
AzQTel Telecommunications Fixed line telecommunications Baku 2005 PA
AzSamand Consumer goods Automobiles Shamakhi 2005 Automotive PA
AzTV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 1956 State-owned broadcaster SA
Bahra Biscuit Factory Consumer goods Food products Baku 2006 Food industry PA
Baku Carriage Repair Factory Consumer Services Transportation services Baku 1892 Rolling Stock SA
Baku Cargo Terminal Industrials Transportation services Baku 2005 Cargo terminal SA
Baku Metro Consumer Services Transportation services Baku 1967 Metro SA
Baku Shipyard LLC Industrials Shipbuilding Baku 2010 Shipyard PA
Bank Respublika Financials Banks Baku 1992 Commercial bank PA
Caspian Drilling Company Oil & gas Exploration & production Baku 1996 Petroleum PA
Caspian Telecom Telecommunications Fixed line telecommunications Baku 1997 PA
Central Bank of Azerbaijan Financials Banks Baku 1992 SA
DekaBank Financials Banks Baku 1989 Commercial bank PA
Ganja Auto Plant Consumer goods Automobiles Ganja 1986 Automotive PA
Gazelli Group Consumer goods Personal products Baku 1999 Cosmetics PA
İctimai Television Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2005 Public television SA
Idman Azerbaijan TV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2009 State-owned sports broadcaster SA
Inter Glass Consumer goods Durable household products Baku 2008 Glass products PA
International Bank of Azerbaijan Financials Banks Baku 1992 SA
International Insurance Company Financials Full line insurance Baku 2002 SA
Kapital Bank Financials Banks Baku 1874 PA
Lankaran International Airport Industrials Transportation services Lankaran 2008 SA
Lider TV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2000 Television PA
MDI Azerbaijan Industrials Defense Baku 2005 Arms production SA
Nakhchivan Automobile Plant Consumer goods Automobiles Nakhchivan 2006 Automotive PA
Nakhtel Telecommunications Mobile telecommunications Nakhchivan 2014 PA
Nar Mobile Telecommunications Mobile telecommunications Baku 2005 PA
Park Bulvar Consumer services Broadline retailers Baku 2010 Shopping mall PA
PASHA Holding Conglomerates - Baku 2006 Banking, construction, development, insurance, property, tourism PA
Region TV Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Baku 2014 Regional television PA
Shollar water Consumer goods Beverages Baku 1899 Beverage PA
Silk Way Airlines Industrials Delivery services Baku 2001 Cargo airline PA
SOCAR Oil & gas Exploration & production Baku 1992 State-owned oil and gas SA
Sumgayit Chemical Industrial Park Consumer services Chemical Sumgayit 2011 Chemical Industry PA
SW Business Aviation Consumer services Airlines Baku 2007 Airline PA
Topaz Consumer services Gambling Baku 2011 Bookmaker PA
Unibank Financials Banks Baku 2002 Private bank PA
Vinagro Consumer goods Distillers & vintners Baku 2006 Beverage PA

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