Kuwait-based Riham General Trading and Contracting Company has signed a $1-million deal with Mushrif Trading and Contracting, covering the delivery of machinery and full operational and servicing requirements.

The deal includes the delivery of 11 JCB construction machines, including five JCB 455 ZX wheel loaders, two JCB 3CX backhoe loaders, and four JCB R135 HD skid steers, all of which will be utilised by Mushrif Trading and Contracting Company across its ongoing projects in Kuwait.

Riham will also provide Mushrif with full operational and service requirements, as well as certified operator training for the same construction equipment.

“Our partnership with Mushrif Trading and Contracting Company is a key milestone for both companies,” David Peterson, general manager said.

“Riham General Trading and Contracting Company has been a trusted partner of construction firms throughout Kuwait who trust our product quality and professionalism. The new deal with Mushrif Trading further strengthens our support of key projects and developments within Kuwait.”

Riham provides heavy equipment such as excavators, wheel loading shovels, telescopic handlers, and backhoes, along with a wide array of machine attachments and a full range of power products with generators from 15 kVA to 3,000 kVA. Through its after-sales team, the company also offers its clients on site operational flexibility together with full service, repair, diagnostic and troubleshooting services.

“The quality and reliability of the equipment we use is paramount for each and every project that Mushrif is involved in, and working with Riham General Trading and Contracting Company offered us this guarantee along with an excellent after-sales team providing us with the support that we need,” John Dunne, OSSD plant director, Mushrif Trading and Contracting Company said.

Mushrif is a leading Kuwait-based company with operations in civil construction and infrastructure; oil and gas; treatment plants and pumping stations; buildings; and facilities operation and maintenance. – TradeArabia News Service