COMPANY PROFILE
From solid foundations
Petra is a proud company based in Amman in Jordan and is one of the largest HVAC companies in the Middle East, which is now making inroads into the UK market.
F
ounded in 1987 with a vision to meet the diverse needs of the worldwide HVAC market, Petra Engineering Industries is today a market leader in the design and manufacture of sophisticated high quality commercial and industrial HVAC equipment, distributing its products to more than 50 countries worldwide. The company fi rst entered the UK market at the beginning of the millennium, laying solid foundations by delivering products and services for some 60 projects – most of which are still up and running.
However, business in the Americas called and 18 April 2020
Petra chose not to pursue its European markets at that time, concentrating instead on developing its production facilities and penetrating the American market very successfully. Following various phases of expansion since
then, Petra launched its British subsidiary in 2017. The headquarters are located in Reading, Berkshire, perfectly positioned to meet the requirements of the UK market. Petra off ers a broad spectrum of standard products in the fi eld of air conditioning and refrigeration. Tailored products, bespoke plants and engineering solutions form essential parts of the overall business of Petra.
Petra Engineering Industries’ headquarters are situated just outside in Amman in Jordan, with more than 300,000m² of production facilities on site. The company is rapidly growing and has just has completed an expansion program with 200,000m² production facility in Mafraq in northern Jordan and a 45,000m² facility at the King Abdullah Economic City in Saudi Arabia – and there are more plans to continue with this course of expansion. These sites include comprehensive research
and development facilities and Petra was recently accredited by AHRI for its professional thermal laboratory. Certifi ed test stands and
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