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Gulf Scientific Corporation opens new office in Muscat
DUBAI, February 19, 2024
In a move to expand its regional footprint, Gulf Scientific Corporation (GSC) has announced the opening of its new office in Muscat, Oman: GSC SPC.
This expansion reinforces GSC's commitment to supporting the scientific community in Oman and further solidifies its presence across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
The new Muscat office is poised to become a local hub for the sales and distribution of lab equipment and consumables. It represents a crucial step in improving GSC's operational capabilities in Oman, ensuring that clients receive timely and effective services directly in the region.
To further cement this, the company has hired an industry-experienced manager for the office who has been part of the material & analytical sector for 17 years in Oman.
Six members
With a team of six members including both sales and service members, the Muscat office will serve as a vital link, fostering new connections, and strengthening relationships with existing clients including: The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, the Royal Oman Police and the Sultan Qaboos University Hospital. GSC SPC will also be stocking spare parts and consumables to meet its customers' immediate needs.
The establishment of the Muscat office is part of GSC's accelerated expansion plan, which saw the opening of two fully owned subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia in 2023. The inauguration of these ventures marked a new chapter for the company, as it continues to strengthen its regional presence and contribute to the burgeoning scientific landscape in the region.
Manaf Afyouni, Managing Director of GSC, said: “The opening of our Muscat office is a milestone in our ongoing journey of regional expansion. It underscores our commitment to the scientific communities we serve and is a testament to our efforts in providing cutting-edge solutions and unparalleled service.”--TradeArabia News Service