Al Maha Ceramics Company SAOG (AMCI.OM)

Al Maha Ceramics unveils its new collections at Big Show Muscat

Al Maha Ceramics SAOG, one of the leading tiles brands in the Middle East, today unveiled its latest tiles collection at Big Show, the largest and most important international buildings materials exhibition which takes place annually in Muscat, Oman

Al Maha Ceramics launched High Polished Ceramic Tiles in Big Show Muscat 2018

Al Maha Ceramics Brings State-Of-Art Polishing and Squaring Tiles in the GCC Region

Al Maha Ceramics received overwhelming response for its large size Wall & Floor ceramic Tiles in Saudi Arabia

Al Maha Ceramics SAOG, one of the leading ceramic tiles Producer in Oman is showcasing its latest range of designs at the Big5 Jeddah Exhibition, which is being held in Jeddah Exhibition Centre from 7th to 10th March 2016. The exhibition is one of the biggest shows for building materials in the Saudi Arabia and offered Al Maha Ceramics a global platform to display its word-class products.

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