Spayka Greenhouse Complex

Spayka LLC is a leading Armenian agricultural holding, renowned for its vast and modern greenhouse complexes located primarily in the Ararat Valley. Established in 2007, the company has grown to become one of the largest producers and exporters of fresh fruits and vegetables in Armenia. The greenhouses utilize advanced European technologies, including hydroponic cultivation methods and computer-controlled climate systems, to grow high-quality produce such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers year-round. This high-tech approach allows for high productivity and efficient use of water and land resources. In addition to being a major producer, Spayka also has a robust logistics and export infrastructure, including its own fleet of trucks and processing facilities. The company exports a large portion of its production, mainly to Russia and other Eurasian Economic Union countries, contributing significantly to Armenia's agricultural exports. Spayka exemplifies the modernization of Armenia's agricultural sector and its capacity to compete in international markets.

Nearby cities

Masis

Masis is a notable railway junction and industrial center located in the agricultural Ararat Province.

Artashat

Artashat is the capital of the Ararat Province, built near the ruins of the ancient Armenian capital of the same name.

Ararat

The city of Ararat is an industrial town in the Ararat plain, known primarily for its large cement factory.

Metsamor

Metsamor is a modern city built to house the workers of Armenia's only nuclear power plant.

Abovyan

Abovyan is a modern industrial city located just north of Yerevan, serving as a major satellite town.

Yeghvard

Yeghvard is a small historic city in the Kotayk region, featuring medieval ruins and old churches.

Vagharshapat

Often referred to as Echmiadzin, this city is the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Ashtarak

Ashtarak is an ancient city straddling the Kasagh River gorge, rich in medieval bridges and old churches.

Charentsavan

Charentsavan was established in the mid-20th century as an industrial hub for machinery and tool manufacturing.

History & landmarks

Khor Virap

A monastery in the Ararat plain, known for its stunning views of Mount Ararat.

Mount Ararat

A snow-capped, dormant volcano in the far east of Turkey, closely associated with the biblical story of Noah's Ark.

Nature

Aras River

The Aras marks the southern border of Armenia and plays an important role in the region's history.

Kasagh River

The Kasagh flows through western Armenia, creating a deep gorge along which many monasteries are located.

More places

Ararat Valley Vineyards

The sun-drenched slopes at the foot of Mount Ararat produce some of the best wine grapes for wine production in the Caucasus.

Khor Virap

An important pilgrimage site offering a spectacular view of Mount Ararat, famous as the prison of Gregory the Illuminator.

Ararat Cement Factory

The Ararat Cement Factory is a large production facility that supplies construction materials to both the domestic market and for export.

Zvartnots Cathedral

The ruins of a 7th-century centrally planned aisled tetraconch type Armenian cathedral.

Khosrov Forest

Khosrov Forest State Reserve is one of the oldest protected nature areas in the world.

Ararat Plain

A wide and fertile plain along the Aras River, the agricultural heart of Armenia.

Yerevan Thermal Power Plant

The Yerevan Thermal Power Plant is a large gas-fired power station in the capital of Armenia.

Erebuni Fortress

An Urartian fortified city, located in Yerevan, dating back to 782 BC.