The National Gas and Industrialization Company (GASCO) signed an agreement with Juffali Industrial Products Company (JIPCO) to purchase additional 100 Mercedes-Benz trucks to expand its gas transportation fleet.

This step will contribute toward increasing the reserves of each of the company’s branches around Saudi Arabia. The agreement was signed by Eyas Al-Hajeri, CEO, on behalf of GASCO, and Emad Rasheed Dafterdar, director of marketing and sales for trucks and commercial vans, on behalf of JIPCO.

Salman Al-Jishi, chairman of GASCO, stressed the importance of the agreement and noted that it will positively impact the company’s performance and customer satisfaction in the levels of end consumers and authorized distributors.

Al-Hajeri said: “The company’s strategy for the current year revolves around ensuring the availability of gas products in quantities that surpass regular consumption, which will contribute to addressing any deficiencies that may arise in any of the Kingdom’s cities. We have signed this agreement for 100 truck bodies in line with the special specifications that meet the company’s standards in the security and safety of transporting hazardous substances.”

Khaled Ahmed Al-Juffali, chairman of E.A. Juffali and Brothers, expressed his happiness for the valuable cooperation with GASCO, and said: “Transporting hazardous substances such as gas requires the highest levels of safety, and this is what Mercedes-Benz trucks provide. They are equipped with high specifications and state-of-the-art equipment that comply with the international carriage of dangerous goods by road (ADR) standards.”

GASCO claims to place the highest safety standards for all equipment used to transport gas, and safety tests are routinely conducted. These measures correspond with the specifications of the Mercedes-Benz trucks which provide all features necessary for the work and specification requirements from GASCO.

Mercedes-Benz trucks meet Saudi and GCC specifications, and are equipped with the “highest levels of security and safety.”