Dubai’s Roxtec Middle East marks 25 years in UAE with record sales

Dubai based cable seal provider Roxtec Middle East FZE is celebrating the 25th anniversary of founding in the UAE with its best ever year of trading.
Jebel Ali Freezone headquartered Roxtec Middle East FZE covers the MENA region and started with just two staff members in 2000. Today the Swedish owned company has a team of 35 and posted sales of $15million in the last 12 months – doubling turnover since 2022.
Roxtec Middle East FZE managing director Firas Kafafi said the company is seeing sales spike in line with the MENA region’s expansion in new markets like clean energy and data centres. Mr Kafafi said demand for safety seals protecting buildings, people and assets further remains robust in traditional industries like oil and gas, ship building and ship repair where Roxtec MENA is working with major players like ADNOC, ARAMCO & QE on high profile deals including Project Lightning,the first subsea power cable connection project in the Gulf.
“Roxtec’s seals are respected worldwide as being meticulously tested and proven in multiple industries from oil and gas and windfarms to maritime, rail and construction,” he said. “It is brilliant to see our footprint grow in the MENA region over the last 25 years driven by our innovative cable and pipe transit systems which can protect cable and pipe penetrations and thereby life and assets from a wide range of hazards. That includes fire, the risk of explosion, water ingress, air leakage, vibration and electromagnetic interference.”

“We would like to thank all our customers, suppliers and team members here in Dubai and across the MENA region for supporting us in the last 25 years,” he said. “We fully support the drive to diversify the region’s economy and are evolving to meet the needs of new industries. I fully expect to see turnover rise to $20million by 2030. We already have full time sales engineers in Iraq, Jordan and North Africa and next year we will open an office in Abu Dhabi. In addition, we will be expanding our network of distributors beyond the existing setup we have in Oman, Qatar, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Kuwait and Morocco. And we fully expect Roxtec Saudi Arabia to continue its growth. We helped establish the Roxtec Saudi Arabia office in 2020 and we are proud to see it operate as a standalone subsidiary within the Roxtec Group.”
To cater to the growing needs of the MENA market Mr Kafafi said Roxtec has launched two new products this year, the Roxtec FlamePlus™ which offers a sealing system for modular and prefabricated buildings, while the Roxtec Software Suite™ offers a digital lifecycle management platform for cable and pipe transits.
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