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ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC KSA Partners with Cortem Group to Expand Offerings in Saudi Market

Mar-2025

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ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC KSA has formed a strategic alliance with Cortem Group, a world-renowned manufacturer of explosion- and weather-proof electrical equipment for hazardous areas. This collaboration seeks to strengthen ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC KSA's market position by expanding its portfolio with high-quality and innovative solutions that adapt to the changing needs of companies working in demanding environments. 

 

With Cortem Group's expertise in designing and producing high-quality electrical equipment, ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC KSA will be better positioned to serve major industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, and mining. The alliance will improve the safety, dependability, and efficiency of enterprises operating in hazardous places throughout Saudi Arabia by incorporating cutting-edge explosion-proof technologies. 

 

This collaboration strengthens ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC KSA's commitment to providing comprehensive, integrated electrical solutions that exceed the highest industry requirements. By broadening its products, the company hopes to improve existing customer connections while attracting new clients looking for cutting-edge and dependable electrical solutions for their operations in the Saudi market. 

 

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The high-speed rail network, spanning an impressive 675 kilometers, will connect Ain Sokhna to October Gardens, with branches extending south to Al-Ayat and north to Alexandria, Alamein, and MarsaMatrouh. This prominent project is scheduled for completion within 36 months, and will feature state-of-the-art electric trains supplied by Siemens. 

With a design speed of 250 km/h and operational speeds of 230 km/h for express trains, 160 km/h for regional trains, and 120 km/h for electric freight tractors, this high-speed rail network will revolutionize transportation in Egypt, offering unparalleled efficiency and connectivity. 

For ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC PSP, this project represents a significant milestone, opening up new avenues for growth and enabling the company to showcase its expertise as both a construction powerhouse and a leading service provider in the mobility sector.  

As Egypt continues its rapid development, projects like the High-Speed Rail (Green Line) will play a pivotal role in driving economic growth, facilitating trade, and enhancing the quality of life for millions of Egyptians. ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC PSP's involvement in this transformative initiative is a testament to the company's relentless efforts to contribute to the nation's progress and cement its position as a leader in the construction and mobility industries. 
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Since its launch, Elsewedy Electric's Busway has enjoyed significant success in local and international markets. The company attributes this growth to the product's inherent reliability and strong market positioning. This latest accreditation by ASTA Diamond underscores Elsewedy Electric's commitment to maintaining the highest quality standards across the entire busway life cycle, from design and manufacturing to sales and after-sales services. 

Beyond the ASTA Diamond distinction, Elsewedy Electric's Busway production facility also boasts certifications in three key areas: ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management, ISO 45001:2018 for Occupational Health and Safety Management, and ISO 14001:2015 for Environmental Management. These accreditations demonstrate the company's dedication to providing its customers with world-class busway solutions that meet the highest international standards for quality, safety, and environmental responsibility. 
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The conference focused on two key objectives: contract and certificate renewals, as well as outlining the 2024 distribution network goals. Providing insights into Elsewedy Cables' vision and strategies, Eng. Karem Mahmoud and Mr. Emad Mefreh addressed the attendees. A pivotal point of discussion revolved around combating fraud cases, during which both leaders provided insightful solutions and perspectives. 

A highlight of the ceremony was the recognition of the top six achievers who surpassed their sales volume targets in the past year. These top performers were honored for their dedication and contribution to the success of ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC’s distribution network.  

The 2024 ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC Annual Conference fostered a strong sense of partnership and collaboration. By nurturing open communication, setting clear goals for the distribution network, and recognizing outstanding performance, ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC is well-positioned for another successful year.
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ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC's sustainability efforts haven't gone unnoticed. The company's consistent focus has been validated by achieving a silver rating on EcoVadis for two consecutive years (2022 & 2023). This prestigious ranking places ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC among the top 15% of global suppliers in terms of sustainability practices. 

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