Emaar and contractors create win-win situation
Emaar Properties, the world's largest property development company, and contractors across the board of its projects met last Thursday to discuss additional measures that Emaar could take to assist contractors in cost effective, timely and successful handover of residential and commercial properties.
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, March 13 - 2006 at 14:54
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| Emaar's UAE Managing Director, Ahmed Al Matrooshi, during his meeting with contractors. |
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At a luncheon hosted at The Montgomerie Club, Emaar built upon measures they had introduced last year, namely conditions of contract, payment terms and risk, to further work with contractors and offer a mutually beneficial working relationship that would assist all parties within the process, from the developer down to the home owner.
Hosting the meeting along with Senior Development personnel was Emaar's
UAE Managing Director, Ahmed Al Matrooshi. 'We recognise the vital role our contractors play from start to finish in all our projects and the part they play in Emaar's success. These gatherings are designed to explore ideas and perspectives among all parties and adopt a win-win situation for all involved,' said Al Matrooshi.
'As the world's leading property developer and the force behind some of the Middle East's most innovative and ambitious urban developments, Emaar prides itself on the efficiency of its operations, which has enabled it to deliver more than 13,000 homes in Dubai alone. However, we are continuously looking for ways to improve and by working with our main partners we believe that we can realise this goal,'
he added.
Contractors at the luncheon included Al Jaber Grinaker LTA, Al Naboodah Laing O' Rourke, Ascon, Murray & Roberts, Nassa Multiplex LLC, Dutco Balfour Beatty Construction Group, Saleh Construction and Ginco Contracting Co.
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Emaar Properties, the Dubai-based Public Joint Stock Company and No, 1 real estate company in the world, is listed on the Dubai Financial Market and is part of the Dow Jones Arab Titans Index. The company recently announced that its net profits for the year ended 31 December, 2005 climbed 180 per cent, to a record AED 4.731 billion (US$1.288 billion). The figures represent a substantial increase on the AED 1.691 billion (US$460 million) for the year 2004.
The company has witnessed tremendous growth since its inception in 1997 and boasts a rapidly growing tenant base with more than 13,000 homes handed over to satisfied customers to date. Currently, it has several major real estate projects under various stages of development in Dubai including Arabian Ranches, Dubai Marina, Emirates Hills, The Views, The Meadows, The Springs, The Lakes and The Greens. The company also owns and manages the Gold and Diamond Park.
Emaar has started construction on its most ambitious project to date, the Burj Dubai, which comprises the Burj Dubai - the tallest tower in the world when completed in 2008, The Dubai Mall, Burj Dubai Boulevard, The Lofts, The Old Town, The Old Town Island, The Residences, Burj Views, man-made lakes, landscaped parks and gardens. The company has joint ventures and projects across the region covering Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Morocco, India and Pakistan.
Last year the award winning property developer announced plans to aggressively expand the retail sector with investments of over AED 15 billion (US$4 billion) to develop approximately 100 malls in the mega emerging markets of the Middle East, North Africa and the Indian subcontinent. In addition, Emaar has teamed up with Giorgio Armani S.p.A to build and manage 10 Armani hotels and resorts across the world; an Armani hotel will feature in Emaar's flagship Burj Dubai tower. Recently the company also announced plans to expand its investments into the education and healthcare business. The education initiative will involve the establishment of international schools in the MENA region and India which will offer premium quality education and an integrated curriculum for students ranging from kindergarten to tertiary levels. Emaar's healthcare diversification will see the company invest around AED 18.35 billion (US$5 billion) over the next decade in the MENA and South Asia markets with the construction of hospitals, clinics and medical centres and the investment in the provision of world-class healthcare services.
While continuing to actively pursue expansion in its core business of innovative, high quality real estate development, Emaar has diversified into related business lines to further build value for its 59,000 shareholders, which includes the Government of Dubai. Emaar owns and manages EMRILL, a joint venture with the UK-based Carillion which provides innovative property and facilities management services. Emaar also holds 30 per cent equity in Dubai Bank, focused on retail and commercial banking and is the majority shareholder in Amlak Finance, UAE's leading Islamic home financing company.
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorMonday, March 13 - 2006 at 14:54 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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