Al Maha Ceramics has launched the largest ceramic floor tiles in 60x60cm size using the dry grinding and latest digital production technology, thereby becoming the first company to set the benchmark in the GCC region.
In keeping with the market trend of larger format tiles, Al Maha Ceramics also launched an attractive range of designs in the 30x60cm wall tiles, at a glittering event at the Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel on November 17. Representatives from the corporates, dealers, contractors, consultants, government and the media were present on the occasion. Using contemporary digital printing technology, the newly launched, eye-catching designs of ‘Digiplus’ range of ceramic floor and wall tiles in a variety of shades are aimed at suiting every décor expectation of discerning customers.
Speaking at the launch, Arvind Bindra, CEO, Al Maha Ceramics said, “At Al Maha Ceramics, we strive to surpass the expectations of our customers with the innovative designs and high quality finish of the tiles. The international trend is towards larger sized wall and floor ceramic tiles. The new designs would be available at the Al Maha dealer showrooms soon. We are sure that this new modern product range will be appreciated by our customers and channel partners.”
The company board has approved a two-phase capacity increase at its existing Sohar factory which will double its production capacity in future.
Al Maha Ceramics strives to be a major ceramic tile manufacturing company in the GCC region with a strategy to launch differentiated products in future. The company has a world-class manufacturing facility in Sohar and has a distribution network spread across UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Lebanon, Jordan and Africa.
