Manoj Ceramic Opens Flagship Display Centre in Dubai

26 Aug 2025 CW Team

Manoj Ceramic Limited (MCPL), a leading name in India’s ceramics and tile industry, has inaugurated its flagship Display Centre in Dubai, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy. The launch strengthens MCPL’s global footprint and reinforces its focus on customer-centric growth across key international markets.

The new centre brings MCPL’s design-first ceramic innovations to Dubai, one of the world’s fastest-growing hubs for architecture, construction, and luxury interiors. The showroom features the company’s complete portfolio, including ceramic and porcelain wall and floor tiles ranging from the smallest to the largest slab tiles, tile adhesives, sanitaryware, bath fittings, and pipe fittings. Strategically located within the UAE’s design and construction ecosystem, it offers an immersive experience for architects, developers, and institutional buyers seeking premium, design-led solutions.

Dubai’s booming real estate and interiors market provides a strong backdrop for MCPL’s entry. Property prices have risen over 75 per cent since 2021, while the UAE’s interior design industry is projected to expand from USD 3.58 billion in 2025 to USD 4.97 billion by 2030. With creative clusters such as the Dubai Design District driving innovation, the city has established itself as a global hub for architecture and interiors.

The Display Centre will also serve as a springboard for MCPL to reach the wider GCC and African markets, enabling real-time engagement, faster decision-making, and tailored services. With major investments flowing into hospitality, luxury housing, and retail infrastructure in the region, MCPL is well positioned to become a trusted partner for developers seeking innovative design and reliable materials.

The launch of the Dubai Display Centre highlights MCPL’s ambition to scale its international presence, deepen collaboration in global design ecosystems, and continue setting benchmarks in ceramic innovation.

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