Gulf Warehousing establishes new subsidiary in Saudi Arabia

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Jun 18, 2025

The Qatar-based Gulf Warehousing Company established a new wholly owned subsidiary in Saudi Arabia to expand regional presence

Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC), a leading provider of logistics and supply chain solutions in Qatar, announced the establishment of a new wholly owned subsidiary in Saudi Arabia.

The new subsidiary, named GWC ENR, will be located in Dammam and will be 100% owned by GWC, the company announced in a bourse statement today.

This move came as part of GWC’s strategic plan to expand its regional presence and enhance its logistics and supply chain capabilities across the GCC.

GWC offers best-in-class logistics and supply chain services, including warehousing, distribution, logistics solutions for hazardous materials, freight forwarding, project logistics, sporting events and equestrian logistics solutions, fine art logistics, supply chain consulting services, transportation, records management, and local and international relocation services.

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