FATI TRANS AG

The FATI TRANS company is engaged in the production of concrete and wooden poles for the electrical network, the expansion and maintenance of the electrical network, the maintenance of public lighting, and the provision of transport and excavator services. The poles we produce are of excellent quality and meet all standards, and the FATI TRANS team is always ready to fulfill all customer requests in a timely, fast, and quality manner.

The obvious need in the market for a company that offers quality products and services in the maintenance of the electrical network and takes care of public lighting was the main driving force for the development of our company. The desire to offer quality, reliability, and durability went from an idea to realization in 1999 when the foundations of FATI TRANS were laid in the village of Palatitsa.

We started working with three employees, but guided by the idea of being fast, efficient, and quality, we constantly invested in development. Today, the team counts 42 workers, trained to deal with all the challenges in our field of activities at the local, national, and regional levels.

FATI TRANS's basic motto, "For electrical safety," has allowed us to be synonymous whenever electrical safety is mentioned, considering that we were one of the first local companies to constantly insist on the establishment of greater electrical safety.

In achieving our goals, cooperation with EVN Macedonia, Albanian OSHEE (electricity distribution operator), Elektro Stubla - Kosovo, KEDS Kosovo, Installation from Kichevo, AK-Invest from Tetovo, and cooperation with telephone operators Vip play an essential role in achieving our goals. and T-Mobile and the collaboration with Tetovo Municipality, Zhelino Municipality, Tearce Municipality and Brvenica Municipality.

The quality of our products and services is evidenced by the obtained License B, the four certificates for concrete pillars issued by the Technical Institute of Saint Cyril and Methodius University, and the SHCUP standard ISO 9001: 2008.