Ratba’a Contracting Company has just joined the IBBC. Ratba’a is an Iraqi Company based in Basra and Baghdad and is owned by Haj Aboud Al Khlaidy & Sons Group.

The group works to deliver projects in key sectors such as Oil and Gas (currently Shell, Petronas and BP are major clients), Infrastructure and distinctively, the Agricultural technology market for greenhouses.

Ossama A. Kadum, Managing Director, explained on a visit to the IBBC Cumberland Lodge weekend retreat that ‘Ratba’a are on the look out to collaborate with British companies with strong design and planning expertise and IOC’s for whom Ratba’a can deliver high quality engineering contracts and build projects.’

Mr Kadhum’s staff has a high commitment to training, quality assurance and engineering expertise that has enabled the company to prosper and grow through a difficult macro environment.

Christophe Michels, MD of IBBC says ‘Ratba’s strength in Iraq is their scrupulous adherence to high standards of delivery, which distinguishes them from many local contractors. High standards are something IBBC expects and admires among and for our members. We are very pleased to welcome Ratba’a on board and the value they will add to our members.’

Ratba’a website: www.Ratbaa.com

For information Ratba’a work across the following sectors and Mr Haj Aboud Al Khlaidy has a different member of the family managing each business unit:

Oil and Gas industry	Upstream civil and site works. Flowlines, trunk lines and pipelines. Station projects. Assets integration & maintenance. Roads and bridges. Electrical, instrumentation and communication installations.
Infrastructure & buildings projects	Governmental and General buildings. Water treatment plants and networks. Power transformation and transmission. Irrigation projects, canals constructions. Roads & bridges. Hospitals and health care centers.
Port sector	Marine Dredging. Berths construction. Shipwrecks removal.
Agri-Projects	Automated green houses. Poultry farms. Cow and Buffalo farming. Fish farming.

For more information please contact Ossama A Kadhum: [email protected]

or IBBC : [email protected]    0207 222 7100