Aerolam partners Leminar to expand insulation business in UAE
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Aerolam partners Leminar to expand insulation business in UAE

Aerolam Group has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Leminar Global to strengthen the availability of its insulation products across the UAE, marking a key step in the company's expansion across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.

Under the agreement, Leminar Global, an HVAC and plumbing solutions provider and part of the Al Shirawi Group, will serve as the authorised distributor of Aerolam's insulation portfolio in the UAE. The partnership is aimed at meeting growing demand for energy-efficient building materials as construction activity accelerates across the country.

The initial phase of the collaboration will focus on the distribution of Aerolam's cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation products, which are designed for thermal performance, moisture resistance and durability in high-temperature environments. The products are intended for applications across the construction, HVAC and industrial sectors.

Commenting on the partnership, representatives of Leminar Global said the collaboration would combine the company's regional distribution network with Aerolam's insulation technologies to improve access to certified thermal insulation solutions for customers in the UAE.

Brijesh Patel, Managing Director, Aerolam Group, said the partnership would provide the company with stronger market access in the GCC while supporting demand for energy-efficient and sustainable construction materials manufactured in India.

The agreement forms part of Aerolam's broader strategy to expand its international presence through long-term regional distribution partnerships in high-growth construction markets.

Aerolam Group has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Leminar Global to strengthen the availability of its insulation products across the UAE, marking a key step in the company's expansion across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.Under the agreement, Leminar Global, an HVAC and plumbing solutions provider and part of the Al Shirawi Group, will serve as the authorised distributor of Aerolam's insulation portfolio in the UAE. The partnership is aimed at meeting growing demand for energy-efficient building materials as construction activity accelerates across the country.The initial phase of the collaboration will focus on the distribution of Aerolam's cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation products, which are designed for thermal performance, moisture resistance and durability in high-temperature environments. The products are intended for applications across the construction, HVAC and industrial sectors.Commenting on the partnership, representatives of Leminar Global said the collaboration would combine the company's regional distribution network with Aerolam's insulation technologies to improve access to certified thermal insulation solutions for customers in the UAE.Brijesh Patel, Managing Director, Aerolam Group, said the partnership would provide the company with stronger market access in the GCC while supporting demand for energy-efficient and sustainable construction materials manufactured in India.The agreement forms part of Aerolam's broader strategy to expand its international presence through long-term regional distribution partnerships in high-growth construction markets.

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