Johnson Controls Arabia: Localizing Japanese Tech to Amplify Global Exports
Johnson Controls Arabia is collaborating with Japanese firms to localize technology and enhance exports, supporting Saudi Vision 2030. CEO Dr. Mohanad Al-Shaikh highlighted these efforts at the Saudi-Japan Vision 2030 Business Forum. JCA aims to increase exports and improve building sustainability to help Saudi Arabia achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.
Johnson Controls Arabia (JCA), a joint venture between Johnson Controls International and Al Salem Group of Companies, is diversifying Saudi Arabia's economy beyond oil exports.
At the Saudi-Japan Vision 2030 Business Forum, CEO Dr. Mohanad Al-Shaikh discussed partnering with Japanese firms to buy and localize key parts for manufacturing in Saudi Arabia.
Currently, JCA exports to the United States and China and aims to increase its production export from 30% to over 50%.
JCA works on significant national projects and employs smart building technologies to enhance sustainability, aligning with Saudi Arabia's carbon neutrality goals by 2060.
At the Saudi-Japan Vision 2030 Business Forum, CEO Dr. Mohanad Al-Shaikh discussed partnering with Japanese firms to buy and localize key parts for manufacturing in Saudi Arabia.
Currently, JCA exports to the United States and China and aims to increase its production export from 30% to over 50%.
JCA works on significant national projects and employs smart building technologies to enhance sustainability, aligning with Saudi Arabia's carbon neutrality goals by 2060.
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