New MyCrane recruits for Saudi

Dubai, UAE-headquartered online crane rental platform, MyCrane, is strengthening its team in the Middle East with the appointed of Syed Ahmed Salman as VP sales, Middle East, and Syed Zulnoon Bukhari as director business development for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).

“We made a strategic decision to invest in KSA where the construction market was worth $148.3 billion in 2023 and is expected to record strong growth in the coming years,” said Andrei Geikalo, MyCrane founder and CEO. “The appointment of Salman and Bukhari allows us to go further and faster in the Kingdom, where we see major construction activity in all sectors and almost unlimited potential to grow the platform.”

After completing a simple and free registration, MyCrane users are able to find lifting equipment using the platform, the company says, saving time and money as they do so.

According to MyCrane its new recruits have already hit the ground running registering a large number of crane rental companies, as well as industrial clients, in recent weeks.

The platform’s new customer users include: Shibh Al Jazira Contracting; El-Seif Engineering & Contracting; AIC Steel; Nesma & Partners Contracting Co; and Saudi Pan Kingdom Co. (SAPAC).

New crane suppliers joining MyCrane include: Expertise Contracting Co; Rezayat Sparrow; ?Integrated Logistic Co; ?Al Areedh; and Ahelco.

Salman and Bukhari are based in KSA and have a combined 45 years of experience, including extensive exposure to the crane industry in both the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent. Salman’s experience in equipment sales and rentals has seen him work on both the east and west coasts of Saudi Arabia, while Bukhari is a logistics and crane rental management professional who has served with leading regional companies including Agility Logistics and Al-Suwaidi Equipment & Transport.