iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
HONOR Magic V3 unveiled amidst thought-provoking conversations with industry innovators
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Danube Unveils Dh20 Million Expansion Plan
DUBAI - Danube Building Materials has announced a Dh20 million expansion plan for its retail complex chain ‘DANUBE BUILDMART’ by adding two more branches, which are expected to open in two leading shopping malls in Dubai — Ibn Battuta Mall and Dubai Festival City.
The stores will offer a wide range of reasonably-priced interior fixtures to cater to the requirements of individual home-owners and designers, the company said in a Press statement. Company officials also revealed that the Ibn Battuta Mall and Dubai Festival City branches would be inaugurated by September and December this year, respectively.
With a combined area of 15,000 square feet, these retail complexes are set to offer 15,000 different products ranging from chandeliers, wall paper collections, luxury sanitary ware, Venetian blinds, carpets and curtains, among others.
The new branches will also have ‘Design Centres’, where customers can acquire consultation and after sales services from Danube’s interior design experts. “Merely a month after the launch of the first two independent ‘BUILDMART Boutique’ branches in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, we are proud to announce that we are gearing up for the opening of our first in-mall stores within two of the most prominent shopping destinations in the UAE,” said Rizwan Sajan, Chairman, Danube Building Materials.
More news from
A major highlight from COP28 was the Global Stocktake (GST), a mid-term review assessing the world’s progress toward meeting climate goals
This is the second consecutive month that a decrease is seen in the fare per kilometre
More than 1,000 Lebanese have been killed in the past two weeks, health ministry said
Protego expects a steady growth in premiums, with both life and non-life segments
They will take the stage on December 21
The Grammy winner performed solo for decades but also formed the supergroup The Highwaymen in the mid-1980s
World's first CoPilot+ laptop packs quite a punch