Al Fares To Invest Dh60m In Dubai Industrial Park

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The UAE-based supplier of tents and mobile structures is expected to create 500 jobs at the new premises

Dubai: Dubai Industrial Park (DI), the industrial district within Dubai Wholesale City (DWSC), said on Sunday that Al Fares International Group plans to invest Dh60 million in DI and will launch a warehouse and four manufacturing facilities.

The UAE-based supplier of tents and mobile structures is expected to create 500 jobs at the new premises, DI said in a statement.

As part of its planned expansion, the development of phase two will be carried out across an additional 300,000 square feet of industrial land in 2019, the statement added.

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