Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal Est. is the sole importer and distributor of Bridgestone brand tires for Dubai and the Northern Emirates within the UAE.

 
Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal Est. was established in 1947 by Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal.
 
He not only established his company but with great foresight and initiative he played a major role in the development of the UAE.

He was instrumental in bringing the essential services like electricity and telecommunications in this country.
He also founded some of the local banks and supported local companies by investing in shares and stocks.
 
Today under the able administration of Mr. Eisa Bin Nasser Alserkal the company has grown in many facets:
Real estate
General trading
To Industrial and engineering
Also still having major dealings in the financial, stocks and shares market
 
The company has developed strong trade links throughout the GCC Countries.
 
Of Nasser Bin Abdullatif Est. Bridgestone Division is an integral part of the group's diverse activities managed by Mr. Ahmad Bin Eisa Alserkal.

 
The story in the UAE is also not very different from the rest of the world, with Bridgestone leading the market in the sales of tires. The company holds approximately 30% of the total market share among all brands in Dubai and Northern Emirates and 45% share among all Japanese tires available.
 
The hard work and efforts made by the dedicated team in Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal and combination of Bridgestone quality and Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal family management style has established Bridgestone as the No 1 tire brand within the region.

 
Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal has a dedicated team of tire professional who manage the day to day activities of the business. Apart from sales, Nasser Bin Abdullatif Alserkal also provides technical support to all its valued clients by conducting regular training sessions on tire care and maintenance.

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