Kazakh startup Citix to launch in Middle East and African countries
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Citix has signed an agreement with MEMA (Al Hajiry Holding) and Oman Oil Marketing Company to modernize gas stations in Oman, Tanzania, and Saudi Arabia. Up to 300 Smart Pillar smart panels will be installed. Al Hajiry Holding has revenue exceeding $400 million, OOMCO has more than $2 billion, and holds over 58% of the fuel market share in Oman.
Citix has signed a tripartite agreement with MEMA, a division of Al Hajiry Holding, and Oman Oil Marketing Company on a project to modernize the network of gas stations in Oman, Tanzania, and Saudi Arabia.
Citix will present up to 300 Smart Pillar smart panels, specifically designed for the needs of the region. Like all Citrix products, these devices work with open network data and provide drivers with up-to-date city information using widgets at the top of the screen.
Each of the project participants is considered an undisputed leader in its segment. Citrix leads the implementation of "smart city" technologies in Kazakhstan. Al Hajiry Holding, with annual revenue of over $400 million, is present in various industries such as real estate development, oil and gas industry, outdoor advertising, and others. OOMCO, with annual revenue of over $2 billion, holds more than 58% of the fuel market in Oman.
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