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NAYADA COMPANY LIMITED is a leading supplier of office percolators and solutions in Russia, the Soviet Union, and parts of Europe since 30 years. The company offers interior solutions for various applications such as shopping centers, auto libraries, sports facilities, and more. NAYADA has production areas of 20,000 square meters and employs 1,500 workers. The company's headquarters is located in Moscow. Among its projects are the outfitting of the Skolkovo Technopark, the "Mutter und Kind" Lapiino Clinic, and schools like the "Lettow" Campus. NAYADA is also known for the use of SmartUP percolators, a specialized solution with a vertical transformation.

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