11 Mar 2010 Khaleej Times
 

Emaar Unit Opens New Facility in TechnoPark

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DUBAI - Emaar Industries & Investments Ltd (EII)Emaar Industries & Investments Ltd (EII)Loading..., a member of Emaar Properties PJSC, celebrated the opening of a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant for low voltage and medium voltage switchboards of its subsidiary Dynergy TechnologiesDynergy TechnologiesLoading... in 
TechnoParkTechnoParkLoading..., Dubai.

The first phase of the new facility, sprawling over 22,000 square metres, will create 300 jobs and has a capacity to produce 30,000 switchboard panels per year. Work on the second phase is being planned with a new extension for medium voltage panels and a new 
product line.

Dynergy TechnologiesDynergy TechnologiesLoading... is specialised in the assembly and supply of low voltage and medium voltage electrical switchboards and focuses on facilitating energy solutions for local communities, hotels and construction projects.

Emaar Industries & InvestmentsEmaar Industries & InvestmentsLoading..., as a facilitator of the industrial and manufacturing sector, supports DynergyDynergyLoading... in business development, marketing, establishing banking relations and implementing strong corporate governance measures. EIIEIILoading... also secured a partnership with ABB Industries for DynergyDynergyLoading... products thus bringing in advanced power and automation technology to the company.

Mohammed Saeed Al Raqbani, CEO of EIIEIILoading..., said: "The industrial and manufacturing sector is fast evolving as a key growth driver of Dubai's economy, with small and medium enterprises accounting for up to 98.5 per cent of Dubai's business sector and accounting for 61 per cent of the total workforce.

"Emaar Industries & InvestmentsEmaar Industries & InvestmentsLoading... complements the diversification efforts of Dubai Government by providing tangible and strategic support to industries in achieving their larger growth goals. The region presents an attractive opportunity for private investments in the manufacturing sector due to the planned growth to its economies, institutional reforms and market liberalisation, which all create opportunities for large-scale transactions."

By Staff Report

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