Qatar’s Muntajat expands global presence with 10 marketing offices

Nurluqman Suratman

13-Oct-2014

QatarSINGAPORE (ICIS)–Qatar Chemical and Petrochemical Marketing and Distribution Co (Muntajat) has opened 10 new marketing offices in nine different countries for Qatar’s chemical, polymer and fertiliser products, the company said over the weekend.

The new offices are located in Casablanca, Morocco; Colombo, Sri Lanka; Dubai, UAE; Mumbai, India; Guangzhou and Shanghai, China; Bangkok, Thailand; Manila, Philippines; Jakarta, Indonesia; and Karachi, Pakistan, the company said in a statement.

The newly established offices will market and promote Muntajat products in the respective countries where they are located, with some also tasked to serve neighbouring markets.

The Casablanca office will serve Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania and Tunisia, the company said.

The Colombo office will serve the markets of Sri Lanka and Maldives, while the Mumbai office will service the Indian, Nepali, and Bhutanese markets and the Karachi office will serve Pakistan and Afghanistan, the firm said.

The offices in Guangzhou and Shanghai will cater to customers in China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, it said.

The new offices expand the global reach of Qatar’s chemical products, adding to Muntajat’s presence in Australia, Malaysia, Jordan, South Africa and Turkey.

State-owned Muntajat holds the exclusive rights to market, sell and distribute Qatar’s chemical and petrochemical products to the global market.

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