Al Qahtani dominates LiuGong global awards
Ranked best dealer in the Middle East
Saudi Arabia’s Al Qahtani Vehicle & Machinery Co dominated LiuGong’s recent 2013 award ceremony.
Saudi Arabia’s Al Qahtani Vehicle & Machinery Co dominated LiuGong’s recent 2013 award ceremony.
During the annual meeting for LiuGong and its 201 dealers all over the world, Al Qahtani Vehicle & Machinery Co swept up a series of trophies in recognition of its work in 2013.
While Al Qahtani was globally ranked the third best dealer in terms of sales, it came out first in the categories of service, parts, sales growth, finance performance and branding. It also won the award for best dealer in the Midlde East for 2013.
The event marked LiuGong’s 55th anniversary and his Excellency Sheikh Tariq Al Qahtani delivered an address on behalf of its 201 dealers.
In his speech, his Excellency showed his appreciation for LiuGong’s development in all directions and for completing their product line. He also expressed his recognition for “LiuGong maintaining their globalism through creating a unique image and high standards”.
He also requested that LiuGong expedites its JV with its hydraulic partners as it has with Cummins and ZF.
Finally, His Excellency wished Liugong “all the best through breaking the ice, overcoming all obstacles, and taking advantages of all opportunities to reach a new height”.
Looking back on Al Qahtani’s achievements in 2013, managing director Khaled El Shatoury hailed the dealer’s harmonious approach which ensured that every details was covered and each member of the team had a clear set of directions.
“This achievement in 2013 was a result of professional hard work, and total dedication resulting from the goals strategy that has been selected and implemented,” said El Shatoury. “Everything was very clear and determined – that made every piece of work well known for who is doing what and how.”
“Work was going parallel in many things and all of us were very keen to accomplish each objective, target and goal in a certain timeframe given. It was a melody played by our teamwork.”
