About
A supplier of what a project stands on, and what protects it
Arabtec Modern imports and supplies building and insulation materials to contracting companies, developers, and public and private projects.
Scope
Two kinds of material, one list
The list divides into what builds and what protects: reinforcing steel and cement on one side, waterproofing, thermal insulation, geotextile and foam on the other. The first decides when a project can start. The second decides how long it lasts.
Real projects need both, usually at the same time. Having them on one list means one supply order and one point of responsibility, rather than coordination between suppliers who each keep their own schedule.
That is why this site is built around a material key rather than a services list. What a contractor is looking for is the material, then the match, then the date.
Structure and insulation together — not as an add-on, but as the shape of the list.
In the group
What being part of a group actually changes
The company is part of North Africa Holding, whose companies also cover sea freight, road haulage and contracting.
The effect is practical rather than promotional: a consignment can move through one group from import to delivery on site, instead of being coordinated between a supplier, a carrier and a clearing agent who never speak to each other.
Sea freight
Booking, clearance and movement of imported consignments
Road haulage
Getting quantities to the project site
Contracting
Delivery experience that reads a material list the way site does
Who we supply
The sectors we deal with
| General contracting companies | Full material lists for a project under way. |
| Residential and commercial developers | Released in stages, following the programme. |
| Infrastructure projects | Separation, protection and insulation at volume. |
| Government bodies and delivery contractors | Supply against a fixed spec. |
| Building materials traders | Quantities for stock and resale. |
| Maintenance and restoration teams | Insulation and treatment for existing roofs. |