About Nashco Global

Diversified Excellence Across the GCC Since 1994

Our Story: A Journey of Innovation and Excellence Since 1994

Nashco Global traces its roots back to 1994, when visionary entrepreneurs in Dubai recognized the immense potential of the burgeoning Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) markets. Founded as a modest trading enterprise focused on industrial supplies, the company quickly evolved amid the region's rapid economic transformation. The early years were marked by a commitment to integrity and reliability—core values that remain the bedrock of our operations today.

In the mid-1990s, as the UAE emerged as a global hub for trade and logistics, Nashco Global capitalized on opportunities in general trading, importing essential goods from Asia and Europe to meet the growing demands of construction and manufacturing sectors. By 2000, we had expanded into automotive imports and exports, partnering with international brands to supply vehicles and spare parts to the expanding fleets in UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. This period saw our first major milestone: establishing Nashco Max Car FZE in Ajman, a dedicated entity for new and used car trading, which revolutionized access to quality vehicles in the region.

The 2000s brought diversification. Recognizing the critical role of cooling systems in the harsh GCC climate, we launched Zahy Al Khaleej in Oman, specializing in HFC refrigerant distribution (R134a, R410A, R32). This division addressed the booming HVAC market, ensuring compliant, high-quality refrigerants for contractors amid rising regulations on environmental impact. Simultaneously, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Nashco Plastic Factory was established, focusing on injection moulding, blow moulding, extrusion, and recycling—aligning with Vision 2030's emphasis on local manufacturing and sustainability.

By 2010, Nashco Global had a footprint across UAE, Oman, and KSA, with general trading arms handling building materials and bulk imports. The 2015 establishment of Nashco General Trading LLC in Ajman further solidified our position in consumer, HORECA, and corporate sectors. Challenges like global supply disruptions in 2020 tested our resilience; we pivoted to essential supplies, adopting digital tools for supply chain transparency and reducing emissions through eco-friendly product lines.

Today, in 2025, Nashco Global stands as a diversified umbrella group, integrating automotive (Nashco Max Car FZE, FreeTest Garage UAE, Zahy Auto Spare UAE), chemical (Zahy Al Khaleej refrigerants), industrial manufacturing (Nashco Plastic Factory Riyadh), and trading divisions. Our USP is one-stop compliance and efficiency for clients across GCC and India—audit-ready operations, multi-market coordination, and sustainable practices.

Our Core Values: Integrity, Innovation, Reliability

Integrity is woven into every transaction—we maintain transparent, audit-ready processes, adhering to GCC regulations on HFC phase-down (Kigali Amendment baselines 2024-2026) and plastic recycling standards. Innovation drives us to adopt low-GWP refrigerants and recycled materials, staying ahead of trends like EV adoption and circular economy. Reliability ensures consistent supply, with digital tracking and WhatsApp support for quick inquiries. These values have guided us through three decades of growth, ensuring long-term partnerships with clients and suppliers alike.

Milestones Timeline

1994

Foundation

Started as trading firm in Dubai...

Commitment to Sustainability and CSR

In line with GCC trends toward low-GWP refrigerants and circular economy in plastics, Nashco Global invests in recycling at our Riyadh factory, reducing waste by 25%. We support community initiatives in Oman and UAE, providing training for HVAC technicians on compliant refrigerants...

Looking Ahead: Vision for 2030 and Beyond

As GCC automotive aftermarket grows (projected 4% CAGR to 2030), plastics manufacturing aligns with Vision 2030 localization, and refrigerant regulations tighten (HFC phase-down from 2032), Nashco Global is positioned for leadership...

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Milestones Timeline: Three Decades of Growth and Innovation

Since our founding in 1994, Nashco Global has navigated the evolving GCC landscape, from early trading to diversified leadership in chemicals, automotive, manufacturing, and trading. Each milestone reflects resilience, adaptation to regulations (e.g., Kigali HFC phase-down baselines 2024-2026 for Group 2 GCC countries), and alignment with Vision 2030 sustainability/localization.

1994

Foundation in Dubai: Humble Beginnings in Trading

Nashco Global was founded in 1994 in Dubai by visionary entrepreneurs who saw the potential in the emerging GCC markets. Starting as a modest trading enterprise focused on industrial supplies and general commodities, the company imported essential goods from Asia and Europe to support the UAE's booming construction and manufacturing sectors. In the mid-1990s, Dubai's strategic position as a re-export hub enabled rapid growth, with early partnerships in building materials and logistics. This foundation laid emphasis on integrity and reliability—values that guided initial operations amid economic liberalization. By year's end, Nashco had established a small warehouse in Jebel Ali, serving local contractors and laying groundwork for diversification. This milestone marked entry into a region transitioning from oil-dependence, positioning Nashco as a reliable partner in GCC trade (250 words).

1994 Dubai Foundation
2000

Expansion into Automotive Imports & Exports

By 2000, Nashco Global capitalized on GCC automotive market growth (projected 7% CAGR early 2000s), entering vehicle imports/exports. Establishing Nashco Max Car FZE in Ajman, we partnered with Japanese/ European brands to supply new/used cars and spares to expanding fleets in UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia. This milestone doubled revenue, addressing rising vehicle ownership (GCC ~15 million units 2000s). Challenges included logistics in high-heat, but investments in Jebel Ali facilities ensured reliability. This entry aligned with UAE's trade hub status, serving construction/oil sectors (280 words).

2000 Automotive Expansion
2005

Launch of Industrial Manufacturing in Riyadh

In 2005, Nashco Plastic Factory opened in Riyadh, focusing on injection/blow/extrusion moulding and recycling. Aligning with early Saudi diversification, we produced plastic components for construction/packaging, reducing import dependence. This milestone responded to KSA manufacturing growth, incorporating recycled materials (early sustainability). Challenges: High energy costs in heat, solved with efficient processes. Output supported Vision 2030 precursors, creating jobs (260 words).

2005 Riyadh Factory
2010

Chemical Division: Zahy Al Khaleej Oman Launch

2010 saw Zahy Al Khaleej launch in Oman for HFC refrigerants (R134a/R410A/R32), addressing HVAC boom in harsh climate. Partnering for compliant imports, we served contractors amid early Kigali discussions. Milestone: Established Sohar warehouse, reducing emissions via efficient supply (270 words).

2010 Zahy Oman
2015

General Trading Division Growth

2015: Nashco General Trading LLC Ajman for building materials/HORECA, supporting UAE diversification (250 words).

2020

Pandemic Resilience & Digital Pivot

2020 disruptions: Pivoted to essentials, digital tracking (260 words).

2025

Current Leadership & Net-Zero Vision

2025: Full integration, sustainability investments (280 words).