NAPCO signed as official aluminium extruder for Oman's premium resort project

Robert Holtkamp, CEO, NAPCO, said: "NAPCO extended its extruding services to the soon-to-open Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort in Oman. We are delighted to see a surge in new luxury commercial properties in the country and will continue to offer our services to the country's expanding hospitality projects. NAPCO's association with such landmark projects of this scale further reinforces NAPCO's reputation as a leading extruder in the region. We signed major deals with several high profile projects in Oman and the region in 2015 and look forward to sustain the momentum in 2016 with the aim to become one of the GCC's top five extruders."
The Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort will feature 82 authentic luxurious room and 33 high end villas combining one, two and the resorts three bedroom royal mountain villa each with their own private pool. Additional resort facilities will include a spa, a fitness centre, a children's club, a library, six dining outlets, an onsite chef's garden, and a souk.
NAPCO has been part of several major projects in Oman, the most recent being the Saraya Bandar Jissah, a premium mixed-used development in the Sultanate of Oman. Within the region, Dubai is its vital market where its current portfolio includes Citywalk, an upcoming retail destination on the junction of Al Wasl and Safa Roads; Onyx Tower, a 3-tower commercial project close to Emaar Business Park on Sheikh Zayed Road; and Dubai Design District (d3), an ambitious and innovative purpose-built destination for creatives. In addition, it is working on Abu Dhabi Plaza, a mixed-use development underway in Astana, Kazakhstan. NAPCO's long list of developments comprise the Supreme Court in Muscat, Salalah Airport, the Dubai International Airport Expansion (UAE), the Burj Khalifa (UAE), and the Al Rayyan Complex (UAE), to name a few.
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