Foulath Holding Sponsors Made in GCC 2026 Forum
Foulath Holding joined the Made in GCC 2026 Forum and Exhibition to drive regional industrial integration.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Business Strategy
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Foulath Holding recently concluded its role as a Strategic Sponsor of the Made in GCC 2026 Forum and Exhibition. The event focused on advancing industrial cooperation and strengthening economic ties across GCC nations.
Why it matters
The forum serves as a platform to facilitate partnerships and promote deeper economic integration among Gulf Cooperation Council countries. By participating, major industrial players aim to streamline regional value chains and foster collective industrial growth.
Bahrain Steel, a subsidiary of Foulath Holding, operates with an annual production capacity exceeding 12 million tonnes of iron ore pellets. The parent company, Foulath Holding, has been active in the sector since its establishment in 2008.
The players
Foulath Holding
Established in 2008, this investment and holding company manages significant assets in the steel manufacturing industry.
Meshary Al-Judaimi
He serves as the Chairman of Foulath Holding and provides leadership on the company's regional industrial strategies.
The details
Chairman Meshary Al-Judaimi represented Foulath Holding during discussions centered on industrial integration and the development of regional value chains. As the parent firm for both Bahrain Steel and SULB, which operates in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, Foulath utilizes these forums to align its production capabilities with regional economic goals.
Timeline
Foulath Holding was established in 2008.
The Made in GCC 2026 Forum and Exhibition occurred from October 6 to October 8, 2026.
Market Landscape
The Made in GCC 2026 Forum follows the regulatory framework established by the GCC Unified Economic Agreement to foster deeper cross-border industrial integration. This collaborative environment helps companies like Foulath Holding secure market share by aligning production with regional trade policies.
Enhanced industrial integration among GCC countries often leads to more efficient regional supply chains for steel and construction materials. Consumers may benefit from lower production costs and improved product availability resulting from these cross-border manufacturing partnerships.
The takeaway
Strategic sponsorships at major regional summits signal an increasing push toward economic unity within the GCC manufacturing sector. Companies are focusing on long-term scalability by integrating their supply chains across national borders.
Further reading
For more on industry-wide shifts, explore the Business Strategy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Bahrain This Week.
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