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Rockwell Automation names Al Ghandi Electrical & Automation as authorised distributor

The aim is to provide products and software for bespoke automation solutions, electrical components, local support, and greater value to customers in the UAE. (Image source: Rockwell Automation)

Rockwell Automation, global industrial automation and information technology provider, has partnered with Al Ghandi Electrical & Automation, electrical products distributor in UAE and GCC countries

With this agreement, Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation is now authorised to deliver Rockwell Automation? products and services in the UAE.

In line with Rockwell Automation?s strategy for growth in the Middle East, this partnership with Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation will allow Rockwell Automation to meet the growing needs of the Middle Eastern market. Rockwell Automation and Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation teams will work closely to provide products and software for bespoke automation solutions, electrical components, local support, and greater value to customers in the UAE.

Congratulating on this agreement, Susana Gonzalez, president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Rockwell Automation, said, ?This is an important milestone achieved in the region and we believe it will bring great value to our customers in the UAE. With this partnership, we will strengthen our overall position in the Middle East and enhance our service and product availability to our customers in the region."

Serving in the UAE for more than 40 years, Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation operates from three office locations in Dubai, Jebel Al and Abu Dhabi and represents some of the world?s most renowned brands. As a new member of Rockwell Automation?s PartnerNetwork, Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation aims to deliver an extensive package of Rockwell Automation?s solutions in several industrial automation categories. 

?Becoming an authorised distributor for Rockwell Automation in the UAE is an important progression for our automation division. We are looking forward to accelerating the  modernisation of industrial facilities in the UAE, through Rockwell Automation?s innovative solutions. Our team of professionals is committed to provide superior value to our customers and enable them to achieve an efficient production,? said Buti Saeed Al Ghandi, managing director of Al Ghandi Electrical and Automation. 

 

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