Total Middle East signs exclusive lubricant supply deal with Al Futtaim Automotive
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, June 02 - 2010 at 13:00
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Total Middle East FZE (Marketing), has signed a three-year exclusive lubricant supply agreement with Al Futtaim Automotive, the UAE's largest car distributor. The deal means that every third new car in the UAE will run on Total lubricants, positioning Total as one of the leading brands in the UAE lubricant market.
As exclusive lubricant suppliers, Total Middle East FZE (Marketing) will now have access to 13 Al Futtaim Motors' and 17 Trading Enterprise service centres across the UAE for all the eight car brands under its distributorship.
Mr. Philippe Cabus, Managing Director of Total Middle East FZE explains the significance of this partnership: "The fact that we have been chosen as sole lubricant suppliers for the entire fleet of brands under Al Futtaim Automotive is not only matter of great pride but also proof of our product and service strength in the UAE. This new deal further reinforces our position as one of the leading lubricant brands across the region. "
"Our offering within Middle East markets includes engine oil for cars and trucks, transmission oil, hydraulic oils, industrial oils, coolants, greases and soon bitumen as well. Total Quartz is a high quality engine oil brand very well suited for Middle East driving conditions as it has been developed to protect the wear and tear of engine parts and increase overall vehicle performance. We are confident that car owners will feel the difference," Mr. Cabus added.
Mr. Len Hunt, Group Director, Automotive, Al Futtaim, said: "Partnering with Total is in line with our commitment to offer the best products and services ensuring customer satisfaction. We are certain that using Total lubricants in our vehicles will deliver a smoother and more comfortable drive for both our existing and ever increasing new car owners."
Total Middle East FZE (Marketing) has been in the UAE for over two decades and is a major player in the UAE lubricant sector. More than 100,000 tonnes of Total and Elf lubricants are produced annually at the Total Lubricant Blending plant in Jebel Ali catering to increasing domestic and regional demand. Recently, Total Middle East FZE (Marketing) was certified for its integrated management systems i.e. ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 by Lloyds Register Quality Assurance (LRQA).
The Total Lubricant Blending Unit (TLBU), a state of art plant, is accredited by ISRS (DNV) with a Level-7 Safety Management System. TLBU was also conferred the prestigious Dubai Quality and Environment Health and Safety (EHS) Award, which is the highest industrial honor in the UAE.
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Being the fifth largest publicly-traded integrated international oil and gas company and a world-class chemicals manufacturer, Total operates in more than 130 countries and has 96, 950 employees. With nearly 16,425 service stations worldwide, Total is No 1 in Western European refining/marketing and No. 1 in African marketing. The company also has a strong presence in the Mediterranean Basin and is moving into growth markets in Southeast Asia.
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