Ras al khaimah: Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) is actively participating in Big 5 Global 2025, the region's foremost event for the construction industry, showcasing the emirate's expanding industrial ecosystem and the strategic opportunities it offers to manufacturers, contractors, and suppliers across the building and construction value chain.
According to Emirates News Agency, RAKEZ is highlighting its comprehensive offerings for construction-related industries at the exhibition. The economic zone hosts companies such as Fala Group, Peikko Group, Sobha Modular, Hira Industries, and other regional and international entities engaged in advanced manufacturing, metal fabrication, HVAC systems, lighting technologies, engineered materials, coatings, modular construction, packaging, and related sectors.
RAKEZ is underscoring the ongoing expansion of construction-focused companies within its ecosystem, showcasing the emirate's attractiveness as a competitive base for operational growth. These companies represent various segments of the construction supply chain, from building materials and engineered systems to high-capacity fabrication and advanced production technologies.
RAKEZ Group CEO Ramy Jallad remarked that Big 5 Global continues to be an essential platform for RAKEZ to connect with industry leaders shaping the future of the construction sector. Ras Al Khaimah has developed into a robust hub for manufacturing and industrial operations, supported by competitive costs, modern infrastructure, and efficient access to regional markets.
He further stated that with landmark developments such as RAK Central and the new Tech Flex cluster, RAKEZ is opening more opportunities for companies to grow within a future-ready ecosystem. Investors benefit from proximity to significant UAE construction and development projects, including Wynn Resorts and the expansion of Ras Al Khaimah International Airport, offering unique opportunities for collaboration, supply, and long-term growth.
Throughout the exhibition, RAKEZ is engaging with global investors seeking to expand their presence in the GCC, presenting solutions that support efficient production, storage, distribution, and export. The economic zone is also highlighting initiatives that enhance ease of doing business, including digital licensing services, sustainability-focused industrial development, and an integrated environment that supports innovation and long-term growth.