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Dubai Operations Expanding!
Due to continued rapid expansion of the IPO procurement division we have taken on a second adjoining office within the JBC 1 Building.
We are now utilising a 4000 sq ft facility. Staffing currently at 19, and looking to take on additional 22. We hope to have over 40 staff in place by May covering Procurement for the Group.
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