Cummins Middle East
In May 2017, Cummins and The Olayan Group launched Cummins Arabia, a 50:50, three-country distribution joint venture company in the Middle East.
This joint venture consolidates the distribution of Cummins products in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. Those products were previously distributed by Cummins’ wholly-owned UAE distributor and Olayan-owned independent distributors – General Contracting Company (GCC) in Saudi Arabia and General Transportation and Equipment (GTE) in Kuwait.
See below for the latest Cummins Middle East News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information and Commentary
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