Unibeton Ready Mix

Unibeton is a building materials company based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Unibeton has annual production capacity of 10 million meter cube and over 3000 employees. Unibeton has operations in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and India. Unibeton Ready-mix is part of Al Fara’a Group. The group comprises the construction, property and related services. Unibeton Ready Mix is the one of the largest manufacturer and distributor of ready-mix concrete in GCC specialized in self-compacting concrete,[1][2] low-cost, light weight, high strength, lean and insulated, low carbon emission[3] - green concrete.[4]

Unibeton Ready Mix
TypePrivate
IndustryConstruction, Building materials
Founded1980
HeadquartersAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Key people
Dr.Mohammed Shehadeh, (Senior Vice President) & (Board Member)
ProductsReady-mix concrete
Number of employees
3000
Websitewww.unibetonrm.com

Unibeton[5] has a presence throughout the United Arab Emirates and is the supplier of concrete to the Road and Transports Authority and Palm Island, Dubai. Unibeton also has international operations in Jeddah and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia, and in Doha, Qatar, plus offices in India, Turkey, Oman and Morocco and planning underway in Kuwait. Unibeton has moved into the Qatari and Saudi Arabian markets with projects such as the New Port of Qatar and King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh and Airport Project in Jeddah, with hi-tech research and laboratory-batching plants in Riyadh and Jeddah.

Some of the major projects of Unibeton includes Palm Jumeirah, King Abdullah Financial District,[6] New Doha Port Project, an Land Mark Tower. Unibeton employs over 3000 staff including research scientists, concrete technologists, geologists, engineers, technicians and other support staff.[5]

See also

References
  1. "Self Compacting Concrete".
  2. Concrete Awards and honours ameinfo.com
  3. "CO2 emissions".
  4. "Green Concrete".
  5. "Unibeton Ready Mix" (PDF).
  6. "King Abdulla Financial District".
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