El-Farab for Import Company
Established by Ahmed El Hosseiny in 1975, El-Farab for Import Company is an Egyptian Joint Stock enterprise operating in the hardware sector and is the sole distributor of Black & Decker and Dewalt brands in the country.
Al Mostaqilla for Technology & Industrial Investment
Originally from Palestine, Walid Al-Tarifi, is passionate about technology. Driven by this passion, Walid travelled to Germany, France, and Italy to acquire knowledge on optical discs and the industry. In 1996, he established his first factory, Al Mostaqilla for Technology & Industrial Investment with the support of his brothers.
My School
Al-Bassam International Enterprise trading as My School It can be difficult to find a partner to support and finance the entrepreneurial dream of a start-up. Nabil Al Raisi and his wife Samia vowed to make My School an even better and bigger learning place when they saw their school’s classrooms over populated after only a
Saboba
Founded by Raed Saboba, a passionate entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the grocery industry, Al Mutamayeza for Frozen Food Trading is a company that distributes frozen and processed meat and poultry products under its own brand name, Saboba.
Al Ghadeer Water Bottling Factory
After 6 years of activity, Abdullah Al-Sharji’s efforts were destroyed by a cyclone in 2007. In 2009, Abdullah found the funds he needed to reconstruct his factory, to clear his debts, and to put a workable plan in place that would allow Al Ghadeer Water Bottling Factory to break even. Then, in June 2010 a
United Birba Enterprises
United Birba Enterprises (UBE) started as a trading company in 2010, trading in foam mattresses, pillows, marbles, right-hand steering vehicles, tires and lubricants. After one of its main suppliers lost his factory due to a fire, Nasser Al Habsi, the founder of UBE decided to venture into the manufacture of its own mattresses. Nasser then
Al Duqum International Group
Created in 2007, Al Duqum International Group (DIG) forms part of the PDO’s local community contractors (LCC) for the north of the Sultanate of Oman. Its main activities involve construction and maintenance work for oil and gas companies. One of the future plans of DIG is to act as contractor with the oil and gas
Cyber Laundry
In 2009, Mohammed Taki quit his job to start his own laundry business, which he named, Cyber Laundry. As the demand for laundering and dry cleaning services grew, Mohammed realised he needed more than just funding to purchase new machinery, he needed business advice.