German “Zygewerk” Opens Headquarters in Dubai

Siegwerk, the German company, has announced the opening of a new headquarters in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This move is part of its strategy to strengthen its regional presence in the Middle East and to better serve its clients in key markets. The main office of Siegwerk is located in Siegburg, Germany, and the company has branches in over 30 countries.

The new facility includes an administrative building and a logistics warehouse, which will enhance supply chain efficiency and reduce delivery times. Additionally, it aims to improve the quality of support provided to customers across the region, reaffirming the company’s commitment to meeting local market needs by offering advanced and sustainable printing solutions.

Stephan Rosenberg, Head of Sales for the Narrow Web business unit at Siegwerk, commented on the growing demand in the Middle East for high-performance and sustainable packaging solutions, highlighting the importance of a local presence. He explained that this new investment allows the company to be closer to its customers, providing faster and more flexible support while responding to evolving requirements in regulation and sustainability.

Rosenberg also pointed out that Siegwerk’s “Dual Cure” solutions address the demands of the printing market in the Middle East, where sustainability and compliance with international and local standards are becoming increasingly crucial. The opening of the Dubai location marks a strategic milestone in Siegwerk’s global plan to invest in fast-growing markets and promote sustainable innovation throughout the value chain in the packaging sector.

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