Credo Trading reports a significant pick up in orders by Moataz al-khayat

                                                                                              

Credo Trading reports a significant pick up in orders by Moataz al-khayat

Trading company Credo has reported an increase in orders for the second half of the year.

Qatari based trading company Credo, has reported a ‘significant increase’ in orders for the second half of the year according to a recent statement from the company.

Specialising in both private and commercial furnishings and fixtures, Credo recently opened its new showroom in the Qatari capital of Doha, signifying growing confidence the demand from the construction sectors ‘finishing’ market of interior designers and private individuals.

As a part of the LBDI group of companies, parent company UrbaCon’s CEO, Moataz Khayat said, “We’ve been pleasantly surprised by the increase in business for Credo, in particular with the orders placed for the second half of 2013. With Qatar’s significant construction boom now a few years down the line, we felt that Credo could offer help to support the finishing requirements for a diverse section of the market, so we are hopeful that this level of growth will continue.”

Citing various sectors, including an increasing emphasis on the tourism market, Credo has supplied a variety of products from lighting fixtures to kitchens, in a bid to meet the beautifying phase of a variety of projects, including stadiums, palaces, hotels and offices.