UAE, Sharjah: Eurogulf Transformer FZE has announced a major expansion of its facilities in Hamriyah Free Zone, Sharjah, with new investment of around $16.3 M (AED 60 M). This brings its total investment in the zone to nearly $27 M (AED 100 M).
The expansion is driven by rising demand for energy and infrastructure solutions across the region. The upgraded industrial complex will span 32,500 m2 (350,000 sq ft), more than double the current 14,000 m2 (150,000 sq ft) manufacturing area.
The new facility will increase production capacity for power transformers and support manufacturing of higher-voltage units up to 220 kV. These products are intended for use in power, industrial and marine projects across local and regional markets.
The site includes advanced testing systems that meet international standards, covering both routine and specialised transformer testing. The company operates an integrated model that includes design, production, testing, installation and maintenance.
Hamriyah Free Zone Authority highlighted the expansion as evidence of its strong industrial infrastructure and appeal to manufacturers. It continues to promote investment through logistics connectivity and proximity to ports and airports.
Eurogulf says the development aligns with its strategy to expand industrial capability in the UAE using modern technology. The company expects production capacity to increase twofold as a result of the new facility.
It currently employs 256 staff and supplies clients across utilities, oil and gas, and energy infrastructure sectors, including major companies in the UAE and wider region such as DEWA, SEWA, ADNOC and TAQA.
The expansion is also expected to create further job opportunities while strengthening Eurogulf’s position in high-voltage transformer manufacturing across international markets.
Source: Big News Network
