Memon Investments receives Showcase 500's 'Most Significant Company' award

As the first recipient of the prestigious award in the property development category, Memon Investments has exceeded the stringent standards set by TAADD, UK based on reputation, credibility, quality and service. The award was presented by Ken Hassal, Chairman, TAADD, UK to Ahmed Shaikhani, Managing Director, Memon Investments, in the presence of representatives from Showcase 500.

The 'Most Significant Company' award is being presented to 500 companies in Dubai, which have exhibited excellence in quality and service, reflecting the organisations' exemplary leadership and management structure. Showcase 500 has been appointed by TAADD, UK to identify local companies that provide high quality products, satisfactory customer service and value-for-money. TAADD, UK will endorse and promote the 500 deserving companies to the 1.2m visitors from the UK and Ireland through the organisation's member travel agents and tour operators.

"To be distinguished as one of the best companies among the hundreds of thousands of companies in Dubai is truly no small feat. We can say that our successful integration of the highest quality standards and world-class excellence, combined with our commitment to quality management and customer satisfaction, have been the determining factors which won us the approval of Showcase 500. This award underscores our commitment to meet the expectations of our local, regional and international investors and end-users alike, and motivates us to further enhance our business strategies in pursuit of excellence,"

said Ahmed Shaikhani.

Showcase 500's 'Most Significant' companies listing is expected to serve as a guide to tourists and the huge expatriate population in Dubai who are keen on dealing with the most reputed and reliable companies in the emirate, given the fact that there are over 100,000 companies currently in Dubai. Visitors and clients also stand to gain from various incentives and promotions offered by the companies that make it to Showcase 500's listing.

Imran Khan, Chief Executive Officer, Showcase 500, said, "Being named as one of the most significant companies in the property development sector is a major achievement for Memon Investments, which is relatively a new entrant in this dynamic and highly competitive market. This recognition underlines the company's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, and will go a long way in boosting their brand image and awareness among residents and visitors to Dubai."

"Our evaluation of the 500 chosen companies is strictly based on the highest standards set by TAADD, UK to ensure the integrity of the 'Most Significant Company' award. We congratulate Memon Investments for surpassing all other property development companies in meeting our stiff corporate, management and product requirements. We completely vouch for the reliability of this company, and we promise to encourage our local tourists and business people to find out more and get acquainted with Memon Investments," said Ken Hassal, Chairman, TAADD, UK.

Memon Investments had also recently received the ISO 9001:2000 certification, an internationally accepted quality management certification system, following a rigorous assessment by IMS Certification Plc, an independent international certification body accredited to assess and certify companies against ISO international standards. The certification stands as a testament to the excellent standards to which the developer adheres to in its key processes such as project management, design, business development, sales, marketing, customer relationship and facilities management.

"The 'Most Significant Company' award is a testament to our dedication to adhering to the highest quality control procedures and adopting a hands-on approach in every aspect of all our property development. As we aim to further develop major projects in the UAE and build our name as a reputable real estate company, this award will definitely give us a competitive edge to move ahead with confidence," concluded Shaikhani.