Says it is looking for dealers in the region

ClimaGulf has announced that it has been appointed master distributor for Breezair, a natural air cooling technology brand, in the GCC region. The announcement added that the range of Breezair evaporative air conditioning systems had until now been distributed by ClimaGulf only in the UAE under a strategic alliance that was formed two years ago with the brand’s Australian manufacturer, Seeley International.

Commenting on the enhanced distributor arrangement with Seeley International, Sabu C Abraham, Managing Director, ClimaGulf, said: “Our success can be attributed to a combination of factors, including the provision of innovative products and superior quality service to all our customers, an increase in the level of awareness and understanding of eco-friendly products, and the whole-hearted support extended to ClimaGulf by Seeley International. With the size of the Middle East market for air cooling systems estimated at 100,000 units per annum, and with all countries in the GCC region supporting environmentally friendly and energy-efficient sources of air conditioning, we believe we can successfully tap into the huge potential that exists across this region for this innovative natural air cooling technology. To help us meet our goals in the new territories that have come under our purview, we have started looking for associates with solid business acumen, who could immediately and independently take on the task of promoting and selling Breezair units in the GCC countries.”

Sam Peli, General Manager, Europe & Asia, Seeley International, added: “The excellent track record of ClimaGulf in the UAE has largely influenced our decision to extend their distributor rights to cover other GCC countries. We are confident that ClimaGulf’s expertise, their extensive knowledge of the product and sound understanding of the Middle East market, will further strengthen the environment-friendly Breezair brand in a region that is constantly seeking solutions that address environment and health concerns.”