Gulf Metal Craft (GMC), a subsidiary of M'sharie, the private equity arm of Dubai Investments, has commenced production of cable management systems, in line with its strategy to expand its product portfolio.   

“The unprecedented growth in the UAE’s construction industry has resulted in significant increase in demand for various products associated with this sector, cable management systems being one of them. GMC’s products have earned a reputation in the local markets for superior quality and reliability, and we are focused on consolidating our strong market position by expanding our product range,” said general manager, GMC, Nedhal Al Thani.

Cable management systems like cable tray, cable trunking, and cable ladders are used in buildings, towers, commercial centres and factories mainly to securely fasten or support cables.

Cable management systems are used as the structural component of a building’s electrical system. Cable management systems are manufactured in adherence to British Standards in hot dip galvanised (BS 729), pre-galvanised and powder coated to various colours.

GMC is ISO 9001:2000 registered, which means it has been met all the requirements to achieve customer satisfaction in both its products and its services. The company is primarily engaged in manufacturing standard range and custom design cabinets in electro galvanised steel, aluminium and stainless steel.
 
GMC has a fast-growing client portfolio, which has some of the most prominent names in the private and government sectors, including Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA), Etisalat, Jumeirah Beach Residence, The Palm Jumeirah, International City, Dubai Maritime City, Roads & Transport Authority (RTA), Dubai Investments Park and Al Habtoor Engineering.

GMC, which is also IP 41 and IP 55 certified by OVE, maintains a workforce of over 125 employees in its manufacturing facilities in the UAE. The company also exports its products to other Middle East countries such as Jordan, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait. – TradeArabia News Service