Sale of electronics at Jebel Ali Outlet on upward spiral

Through the achievement of these goals, they have been able to have better relations with other companies in the local, regional, CIS and international markets. This was evident by the fact that many of the products were received very well and sales were brisk. There was anything between 14% and 20% increase in direct deals, and altogether, including peripheral stalls and other offers, it reached between 15% and 30%.

Sharif Al Fakhrani, Stall Supervisor, Computron, said, "We have received a huge number of enquiries across our range of products like Laptops, Cartridges and many others. Jebel Ali Outlet is considered a great opportunity for customers and traders to interact. The number of visitors have exceeded our expectations and a number of traders visited the outlets to conduct business deals even. The prices are unbeatable and people have been very interested in returning for bargains."

Ibrahim Fakhi, General Manager, Naki, a specialized company in computer games, said, "Jebel Ali Outlet has succeeded in attracting many customers, and there is good demand on a lot of games especially from teenagers and children, like Playstation II games and Kick-Boxing. This has helped to increase our sales by 20%."

Kamil Baz, Sales Executive, Computer and Communication Systems, said, "DSF 2004 has increased the sales of our company by over 30%, and the promotions that we offer help. We have discounts of 15% on all our products."

Mohammed Amin, Sales Representative, Narji Trading, said, "We expect that our sales would have increased by a considerable percentage at the end. We sell TVs, radios and other electronics and our sales have had great results especially over the past two weeks.