MG Motor smashes Middle East records again in 2019
MG sales up by a remarkable 130 percent to 15,928 units
Press Release - 02-Feb-2020
Taajeer Holding Group
Also known as: Taajeer, Taajeer Co., Taajeer Company Last updated on: 16 September 2019
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Business SummaryProvides Islamic lease financing services.Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1996Primary SectorFinancial ServicesNumber of Employees300Latest News
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MG Motor smashes Middle East records again in 2019
MG sales up by a remarkable 130 percent to 15,928 units
Press Release - 26-Jan-2020Taajeer Group launches Maxus T60 pickup in Saudi Arabia
The Maxus T60 is powered by a 2.4 liter Inline 4 naturally aspirated petrol with 136 horsepower.
Saudi Gazette - 30-Mar-2019Gulf Advantage Automobiles sign deals with Taajeer Group
Two agreements were signed between the two companies
Arab News - 28-Jan-2018Gulf Advantage Automobiles boosts Renault presences in KSA with two new "Taajeer" agreements
Press Release - 25-Jan-2018Contact details
Primary address
Bin Himran BuildingTahliah Street
2nd Floor, Office 205-A
53798
Saudi Arabia
Jeddah
21593
Region
MakkahCONTACT
- Tel: +966 12-667-5975
- Fax: +966 12-283-1452
- Email: info@taajeer.com
- www.taajeer.com
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