DI committed to growth in Azerbaijan

25/10/2013 09:08 AST

Dubai Investments (DI), the largest investment company listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), is reinforcing its commitment to growth in Azerbaijan and the CIS states through active participation at BakuBuild 2013, the 19th Azerbaijan International Construction Exhibition, currently under way in Baku till October 26, 2013.

At the exhibition, DI is showcasing the leading-edge capabilities of the company and its subsidiaries including Glass, Emirates Building Systems (EBS), Emirates Extrusion Factory (EEF) and Labtec. Some of the DI subsidiaries already have a presence in the Azerbaijan market, and their products are being exported to the country. Glass has already provided its products for a landmark project – Heydar Aliyev Centre in Baku, among others.

Dubai Investments and its subsidiaries are part of the UAE Pavilion led by Dubai Exports, an initiative aimed at enabling UAE-based businesses to strengthen their export capabilities by leveraging the on-going economic diversification and strategies for development across both the UAE as well as Azerbaijan.

The participating DI companies are presenting their complete range of products and services at the exhibition. Glass is showcasing its entire range of architectural flat glass products, safety and security laminated glass, premium float glass for applications in various industries, while EBS is presenting an overview of its steel structures at the exhibition. EEF is providing a glimpse of its aluminium extrusion capabilities and Labtec is presenting its laboratory furniture solutions as part of its participation.

The participation of Dubai Investments and its subsidiaries in BakuBuild 2013 is expected to go a long way in reinforcing the know-how of the companies, showcasing the quality of their products and services and their ability to consistently reach and surpass international standards. DI is a public joint stock company which was incorporated in 1995, and focuses on strategic investments across four key sectors – investments, processing industries, mergers & acquisitions and real estate.

Khaleej Times