Vision 2030 & Economy

Apar Industries Greenlights Middle East Expansion with Saudi Arabia Subsidiary

by Mohammed Omar

April 1, 2024April 3, 2024

In a recent disclosure to the stock exchange, Apar Industries Ltd unveiled its intention to cement its footprint in the Middle East. The board has given its approval to launch an entirely-owned subsidiary in the heart of the region, Saudi Arabia. The endeavour is set to go by the name Apar Industries Middle East.

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