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Press Release - 11-Nov-2019
Sheraa Al Kuwait Spare Parts & Accessories Company
Last updated on: 09 September 2020
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Business SummaryDistribution of automotive spare parts and accessories.Country of IncorporationKuwaitOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1996Primary SectorTransportNumber of Employees30Contact details
Primary address
Building: Sheraa Al Kuwait Spare Parts & Accessories Company BuildingStreet: Street 19
Floor: Ground Floor, Office 15,16 and 17
Area: Shuwaikh Industrial Area
P.O. Box: 6885
Country: Kuwait
City: Hawalli
City Suffix: 32043
Region
HawalliCONTACT
- Tel: +965 2484-1424
- Fax: +965 2484-3326
Officers
- Name availableGeneral Manager
- Name availableFinance Manager
- Name availableMarketing Manager
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