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Quadrem, which calls itself the global e-marketplace, has launched operations in Saudi Arabia in a joint venture with the Al Faisaliah Group, one of the 20 largest companies in the Gulf Region.
Quadrem (www.quadrem.com) provides e-business solutions connecting buyers and suppliers. It has locations in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Mexico, The Netherlands, Peru, Singapore, South Africa, UAE, Saudi Arabia and the United States.
"When looking for a partner in Saudi Arabia, the Al Faisaliah Group was a natural choice due to its successful experience in similar joint ventures, established customer base and related supply chain technology expertise," says Charles Jackson, Quadrem CEO. "We are very pleased to engage in this alliance, which will help drive Quadrem's fast growing presence across the Middle East and further solidify our position as the leading global e-marketplace."
"Quadrem's partnership with Al Faisaliah brings great opportunity given the size and importance of the Saudi Arabian economy and growing B2B maturity in the region. AFG's ISP capabilities complement Quadrem's offerings and bolster other synergies between us," says Leo van Rensburg, general manager for Quadrem Middle East.
For more information, log on www.alfaisaliah.com and www.quadrem.com.
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