Danube Building Materials (DBM) anticipates an increased demand from homeowners as well as interior design specialists for top quality building materials.

The optimism follows a forecast by industry experts that Dubai and Abu Dhabi will get more than 110,000 residential units within the next two years.

“Spreading our facilities and showrooms across strategic locations in the emirates is in line with our aim to leverage the high demand for building materials that match the stringent requirements of today’s clients,” said Rizwan Sajan, chairman, DBM.

“We are fully committed to catering to the needs of a broad spectrum of customers within the UAE, including developers, contractors, end-users and homeowners, not only in terms of supplying top-quality construction materials but also by providing professional advice to help them choose the ideal products to use in their projects. We are looking forward to launching additional facilities in the country, as well as in other strategic locations within the region,” he said.

“As a leader in the construction material market, our strategy has always involved helping our customers acquire our products conveniently, which is why we are keen on setting up our facilities that can easily cater to their construction material needs,” he added.

“The current economic crisis had undoubtedly created tremendous obstacles for the construction sector, but we believe that with ingenuity and creativity, we will be able to ride this financial storm and regain the strength of the market. At present, we are focused on the start-up of our Ras Al Khaimah retail complex, and we are confident that this new endeavour will match the success we have seen across the UAE.”

DBM recently inaugurated two new facilities in Ajman and Al Quoz, wherein the company invested a total of Dh55 million ($14.9 million) as part of its regional expansion.- TradeArabia News Service