Reynaers Middle East welcomes Bert Geerinckx as the new Group CEO of Reynaers Aluminium

Reynaers Middle East (RME), the regional office of Reynaers Aluminium, one of Europe's leading companies specialising in aluminium solutions, welcomed Bert Geerinckx, the newly appointed Group CEO of Reynaers Aluminium, during his visit to their regional headquarters in Bahrain.

Ali Khalaf, the Managing Partner of RME, warmly welcomed Bert Geerinckx and congratulated him on his new appointment as the Group CEO. Khalaf also conveyed his best wishes for Geerinckx's success in his upcoming responsibilities.

Geerinckx's visit included a comprehensive briefing on the company's operations, activities, and projects in the rapidly growing Middle East region, a crucial target market for Reynaers Aluminium. Additionally, the Group CEO had valuable discussions with the RME team members in Bahrain and Dubai, delving into the business strategies of a company that operates in over 70 countries worldwide, as well as the continuously changing market dynamics.

RME's Managing Director Muhammad Ali Khalaf stated, "We are delighted to welcome Bert Geerinckx, the newly appointed Group CEO of Reynaers Aluminium, to the Kingdom of Bahrain. This visit is significant for us as the Bahrain-based regional office of Reynaers Aluminium. Mr Geerinckx's presence here underscores the strong commitment of Reynaers Aluminium to the Middle East region, specifically to the Kingdom of Bahrain."

"As a leading European provider of aluminium solutions, Reynaers Aluminium has been at the forefront of innovation and excellence in the industry. We are confident that Geerinckx's extensive experience and expertise will further strengthen our operations and drive our growth in the region, as his visit provides us with an excellent opportunity to exchange insights, discuss strategic initiatives, and explore new avenues for collaboration."

"RME is proud to be a trusted partner in delivering state-of-the-art aluminium solutions to Bahrain's architectural and construction sectors and across the Middle East. We remain committed to providing our clients with high-quality products and unmatched service. We extend our warmest welcome to Geerinckx. We look forward to a fruitful visit to pave the way for even greater success and accomplishments for Reynaers Aluminium in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the region."

In his comments, Bert Geerinckx, Group CEO of Reynaers Aluminium, said, "As our regional office, RME has been playing a pivotal role in establishing strong relationships with local partners and clients and delivering exceptional products and services across the region. We are proud of the projects we have been involved in, which have helped shape skylines and redefine architectural possibilities. Our focus will remain on fostering innovation, maintaining the highest quality standards, and meeting the evolving needs of our clients."

"Reynaers Aluminium is dedicated to being a reliable and trusted partner in the Middle East's construction industry, and we will continue to invest in the region, expand our product offerings, and provide exceptional support to our customers. I am confident that with our talented team at Reynaers Middle East, we will further strengthen our position as a leader in aluminium solutions, contributing to the region's architectural landscape and sustainable development."

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