Executive Moataz Al Khayyat focuses LBDI on Qatar Construction Industry

DOHA, Qatar - Jan. 17, 2015 - PRLog -- Moataz Al Khayyat, Chief Executive Officer of LBDI, stated: “LBD-Investments of Doha, Qatar require the continued support of seven subsidiary companies, of which Credo Interiors is the fastest growing. I am confident having witnessed the sustained growth in the number of construction projects within Qatar that there are good margins to be captured. Currently the retail market is in breakout growth, so we expect profits for companies under the LDBI umbrella to be on target.”


CREDO Interiors
“Credo Interiors is a fine illustration of a company engrossed in the rapid transformation of Qatar and in particular the flagship city of Doha. The employees of Credo and holding company LBDI have set the bar high and are experts in relentlessly exploiting emerging gaps within the construction market, offering luxury Italian kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, lighting and custom wall coverings.” Projects CREDO has been involved with include: Banana Island Resort and the Orient Pearl restaurant both located in Doha, the 5 star Majlis Boutique Hotel of Luna Island Kenya, as well as a surplus of sprawling private residential palaces.

LBD-Investments Managing Director, Moataz Al Khayyat, noted the key focus of his team is to investigate splinters of the Middle Eastern Construction Market and offer an end-to-end service for its clients by filling these gaps. This means the holding company can control all factors of a project and confidently build long lasting relationships with investors who in turn feel comfortable at every stage of a development.


Companies of LBD-Investments
LBDI has shown positive results already by recruiting the services of an Italian generator and substation specialist previously limited in its export scope to the nations of South Africa and Asia. Mr Al Khayyat highlighted: “We started working with them around 1 year ago and they have since shown the level of professionalism and consistency we necessitate. This allows for me and my portfolio of companies to work efficiently and without uncertainty or hesitation.”

Moataz Al Khayyat, explains: “LBDI supports our sister companies with all its building materials, focusing first on the finishing materials, but potentially also raw materials in future.” The latest company on the books of LBDI is named Fibro which produces glass-reinforced concrete (GRC) and glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). “GRP is like GRC, but it is a little stronger and more aesthetically pleasing and you can produce a wider range of forms with it. This type of material is often seen in theme parks where by all curved elements and sculptures are made from GRP – you could even make a boat or car body from this type of substance.”

LBDI & subsidiary CREDO Trading – Doha, Qatar
www.credo-trading.com/

Email:
hr@lbdi-intl.com

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Moataz Al Khayyat Business Portfolio
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The LBDI is one of 17 companies owned by Mr. Moataz Al Khayyat. The companies include general contracting, commercial and residential developments, building materials, various trading companies, hospitals and restaurants with operations in Syria, Morocco and Qatar. After the start of the Syrian revolution in 2011, Mr. Al Khayyat joined the Syrian opposition and because of that decision, the regime confiscated all his assets in Syria as well as his family's assets. Mr. Al Khayyat now operates his enterprises from Qatar. He is committed to fostering and supporting humanitarian efforts in the Near East.

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