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Home » News » AD Ports signs 450,000m2 agreement for Metal Park in KIZAD

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AD PORTS SIGNS 450,000M2 AGREEMENT FOR METAL PARK IN KIZAD




AD PORTS GROUP TODAY SERVES AS THE REGION’S PREMIER FACILITATOR OF LOGISTICS,
INDUSTRY, AND TRADE, AS WELL AS A BRIDGE LINKING ABU DHABI TO THE WORLD.

by Mina Vucic March 02, 2022 04:43 PM GSTMarch 02, 2022 04:45 PM GST
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"AD Ports Group is committed to supporting the UAE’s economic diversification
goals by advancing industrial development through our Economic Cities & Free
Zones Cluster."

AD Ports Group, the region’s facilitator of logistics, industry, and trade
signed an agreement with Metal Park Investment ME LTD to establish an integrated
450,000m2 metal hub in KIZAD.

The project will cater to all industry verticals and offer flexibilities of
scale to metal vendors, processors, and fabricators in the UAE.

The upcoming Metal Park in KIZAD will be equipped with state-of-the-art
facilities supporting storage and handling, processing, and fabrication
activities, whilst offering access to research and development amenities, rental
office space, and associated financial services.

The agreement was signed in the presence of Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamsi,
Group CEO, AD Ports Group, Abdullah Al Hameli, Head of Economic Cities & Free
Zones Cluster, and Saleh Shahrestani, chairman, Metal Park Investment ME.



In addition to industry-related infrastructure, the AD Port’s project will offer
customers a unique solution featuring production planning capabilities, easy
entry, and exit policies, and access to finance and human resources services to
keep operations at optimal levels.

Furthermore, by using the most secure ERP system, businesses can cut down
administration time and take advantage of industry-leading technologies to help
their businesses reach new heights.



Abdullah Al Hameli, head of economic cities & free zones cluster said: “AD Ports
Group is committed to supporting the UAE’s economic diversification goals by
advancing industrial development through our Economic Cities & Free Zones
Cluster.

“The metal industry provides crucial commodities for the development of
buildings, automobiles, appliances, and toolmaking, making it an essential
sector for the UAE’s continued growth and prosperity, in line with the vision of
the leadership.



“Metal Park in KIZAD will create an ecosystem that helps metal service providers
grow their business and adapt to market trends and conditions quickly and
effectively, so they can plan for the future without constraint.”

Saleh Shahrestani, Chairman, Metal Park Investment ME said: “One of the defining
points in the steel industry, Metal Park will revolutionise the steel
fabrication industry and transform it into a win-win economy by providing a
platform for metal services to be more efficient financially, economically and
environmentally.

“Membership at Metal Park will enable our clients to expand their businesses at
times of growth with little capital and at times of economic downturn, giving
them the ability to reduce their operating costs with ease without the overheads
associated with redundancies that traditional business in this sector face.

“This is made possible as Metal Park provides a range of pay-as-you-go
specialist workforce at competitive rates  allowing for expansion and reduction
of labour force as necessary.”

The strategic location of Metal Park in KIZAD also offers businesses a fully
integrated trade and logistics platform that facilitates expansion efforts
across the region.

Rescently, NMDC won $354m contract from AD Ports Group for Shamal Development
marine works

Located near Khalifa Port, KIZAD provides customers with world-class
infrastructure, competitive utilities, in addition to direct access to a
multimodal transport network with links overseas, road, and air, as well as rail
in the future.

AD Ports Group today serves as the region’s premier facilitator of logistics,
industry, and trade, as well as a bridge linking Abu Dhabi to the world.

Operating several clusters covering Ports, Economic Cities & Free Zones,
Maritime, Logistics, and Digital, AD Ports Group’s portfolio comprises 10 ports
and terminals, and more than 550 km2 of economic zones within KIZAD and
ZonesCorp, the largest integrated trade, logistics, and industrial business
grouping in the Middle East.


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