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Manama: Mohammed Hassan Al Mahroos, the leading provider of water related products, equipment and technologies for commercial and residential segments in both of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kingdom of Bahrain representing irrigation systems, water pumps, drainage systems, fountains and water heaters. Moreover, M. H. Al Mahroos provides tools and equipment to construction, industrial, air-conditioning and specialised engineering projects in the GCC.
- H. Al Mahroos has recently announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Toro in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain; the US modern irrigation systems and smart water-saving technologies manufacturer. The agreement stipulates providing M.H. Al Mahroos with the various advanced irrigation systems of the company's products and the latest related technologies.
Toro is one of the largest companies that specialises in modern irrigation technologies in the world, with accumulated experience in the field of irrigation of gardens, green spaces, agricultural projects, golf courses and artificial lakes. Since its establishment in 1914 as the first supplier of agricultural tractors in the US, Toro is now the leading global provider of innovative irrigation solutions, including gardens maintenance, lawn care, management and operation of infrastructure construction, and irrigation.
The Company's customer base spans over 125 countries around the world, providing extensive variety of products to serve a wide range of golf courses, government institutions, rental companies, farm owners and contractors. Toro has several advanced irrigation systems, most notably the “Sentinel” system, which ensures communication through radio, optical fibres or cables for central control. It also provides modern irrigation services with high accuracy while saving time and facilitating the irrigation process for all customers and controlling the quantities of water consumed for irrigation purposes through an intelligent system to determine irrigation models and their times as desired by the customer.
Commenting on the new partnership, Mr. Talal Al Mahroos, Manager in Executive Management at M.H. Al Mahroos, said: "We are pleased to sign this strategic partnership agreement with one of the prestigious international company that continues to lead in harnessing the latest technology in developing modern irrigation systems, which meet the needs of various clients and projects, such as parks, agriculture and other green areas, and in a way that serves the goals of preserving the environment and its natural resources."
Mr. Al Mahroos added: "M.H. Al Mahroos is proud to be the exclusive provider of Toro's products and solutions for modern irrigation systems and smart programmes at the level of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Kingdom of Bahrain. This reflects our keenness to adopt and present the finest applications and automated equipment in the implementation of large projects in both kingdoms, in which we aspire to meet the requirements of our valued customers and keep pace with their aspirations in utilising the latest engineering and technical mechanisms to optimize time and effort."
For his part, Mr. Mohamed Ghaddar, Toro Regional Sales Manager - MEA, stated: "We are delighted with the new partnership with M.H. Al Mahroos in both Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kingdom of Bahrain. Through this partnership, we will strive to serve M.H. Al Mahroos' quality visions by utilizing our modern irrigation technologies. We look forward to cooperating with the Company to provide the best and most advanced solutions in the field of irrigation systems and water management."
"For more than 10 decades since its establishment, Toro has sought to reduce environmental impacts and multiply the efficiency and production of resources in its operations, products and services provided to customers, in a way that ultimately serves the protection of the environment. Our continuous investment in innovation and developing new products is an integral part of our strategy by providing alternative energy solutions, smart applications and automated technologies, thus offering various advantages, such as time, efforts and costs optimization," Mr. Ghaddar added.
It is worth mentioning that M.H. Al Mahroos has been established in 1930, becoming one of the important choices in the GCC countries that provides prestigious international brands in the field of engineering products.
Stemming from its solid belief in the importance of innovation, M.H. Al Mahroos also introduced a pioneering e-commerce and shopping platform, Itemshub.com, which provides innovative and distinctive e-commerce solutions and provides shopping and purchase mechanism in a fast, smooth and accessible process for everyone and everywhere.
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