National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC) Group has launched its new brand identity and architecture, unifying the visual essence across its subsidiaries with the unveiling of a new corporate image during a special event in Abu Dhabi.
The event was attended by top-tier industry leaders and influential decision-makers in the construction, supply, marine dredging, and energy sectors, with a reach spanning from local to global spheres.
The new ‘NMDC Group’ brand will be applied to all of the Group’s subsidiaries, which include NMDC Dredging & Marine, NMDC Energy (formerly NPCC), NMDC Construction (formerly Emarat Europe) and NMDC Engineering.
Inspired by a redefined brand proposition and mission, the new NMDC Group identity underscores the company’s commitment to delivering turnkey solutions that are environmentally conscious, safe and cost-effective, leverage the talent and expertise of its people and create value and resilience for customers while generating exceptional returns for shareholders.
“The new brand architecture is the outcome of our efforts to find the best balance between developing infrastructure projects and contributing towards economic progression as we enter the next chapter of growth and expansion.”
NMDC Group CEO Mr. Yasser Zaghloul said that “Today, we are delighted to introduce our new corporate identity, which reflects the Group’s strategic priorities of being a major industry leader in the engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) and marine dredging ecosystem.”
Back in 2021, NMDC Group completed its merger with NPCC (now known as NMDC Energy), which created one of the leading integrated oil and gas and marine services EPC players with an established footprint across MENA and South Asia.
In 2010, NMDC added Emarat Europe (now known as NMDC Construction) to its portfolio. NMDC Construction specialises in the creation and installation of sustainable precast solutions for all types of construction.
NMDC Engineering provides planning, design, management and construction supervision services in waterfront, port developments and oil and gas infrastructure.
