
Central Trading Company (CTC), a member of Al Rostamani Group and a leading player in UAE’s automobile market, recently announced its partnership with Nexus Automotive International to offer automotive aftermarket services in the UAE.

These companies step forward in integrating UAE businesses into the global market with the help of this strategic partnership. CTC has a 67-year-long legacy and has a significant reputation in the region’s automotive sector. This partnership will allow CTC to extend its offerings by offering innovative aftermarket services from a globally renowned brand. This Memorandum of Understanding signifies the brand’s commitment to innovation, supplier excellence, and affordable automotive solutions.
Since its launch in 2014, Nexus Automotive International has focused on offering its global customers more sustainable, digital, and connected aftermarket services. The company comprises a community of over 100 global suppliers and 500 members, enabling efficient distribution and growth in 145 countries.
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Under this agreement with CTC, Nexus will also offer market insights, supplier engagement opportunities, and access to its exclusive supplier portfolio. It will also enable access to exclusive tools, training, and digital services to optimize the supply chain.
Jean-Pierre Barnier, GM of CTC, commented on this partnership with Nexus Automotive International. He said that the collaboration showcases the brand’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. The company’s significant step is to offer enhanced aftermarket services by ensuring high-quality, efficient solutions and sustainable practices. He also added that the MoU aligns with the UAE’s national sustainability goal, supporting the region’s vision for a greener future.
From Nexus Automotive International, CEO Gael Escribe officially welcomed CTC to its network and emphasized the company’s vision to focus on emerging markets and now the goal to increase wider presence in the Middle East automobile market. He also added that developing major partnerships is a great milestone for both companies to shape the future of the automotive aftermarket industry with innovative, sustainable products and services.

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