A trading house for what projects are built from
QTY Global Construction Materials Machinery Industry and Trade Limited Company — a single desk for materials, equipment and the documentation that moves them.
Four words in our name — Materials, Machinery, Industry, Trade — describe one continuous job: getting the right thing to site, correctly and on time.
QTY Global was founded to remove the friction between the world's producers of construction goods and the projects that need them. Contractors in the Gulf source from dozens of origins — steel from one market, cement from another, machinery from a third — and each link adds risk to a schedule.
We consolidate that into a single trade relationship. From our office in Bay Square, Business Bay, we qualify suppliers, negotiate terms, assemble the document file and arrange freight, so a project manager deals with one partner instead of a supply chain.
Our name carries a promise contractors recognise: when QTY Global confirms a line, the grade, the paperwork and the date hold.
Four principles, applied to every order
Specification first
We read the drawing, the BOQ or the standard before we quote. The right grade, the right tolerance, the right certificate — matched to what the project actually requires.
Documented by default
Mill certificates, test reports and certificates of origin travel with the goods. Compliance is part of the order, not an afterthought chased at the gate.
One point of contact
Materials and machinery for the same project move through one desk — one quotation, one shipment plan, one accountable relationship.
Built for the region
From Business Bay we serve the GCC's construction pipeline and re-export beyond it, using Dubai's logistics network to keep lead times short and predictable.
Business Bay, Dubai — at the centre of the trade
Dubai sits between the producers of Europe and Asia and the projects of the Gulf, Africa and South Asia. Our base in Business Bay keeps us a short reach from Jebel Ali and the region's main contractors.
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