Zamil Glass wins $5.3m deals in Kuwait

Date: 11 September 2007
Source: http://glass-news.newslib.com

Date: 11 September 2007

A statement released by Zamil Glass, a subsidiary of Zamil Industrial and a leading processor of architectural glass in KSA and the GCC region, said that the company has won several contracts worth $5.3 million, Arab News reported.





According to the statement, Zamil Glass will supply 34,000 square meters of shaped structural glazed unitized units to Kuwait Trade Center, a 40-storey landmark tower and commercial complex located in the heart of Kuwait City.

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