Power International Holding


Power International Holding is a Qatari based conglomerate founded by Moutaz Al-Khayyat and Ramez Al-Khayyat.
The group’s portfolio sits across five main sectors: General Contracting, Real Estate Development, Agriculture & Food Industries, Lifestyle, Entertainment and Hospitality, and Services. The group of companies employs over 41,000 staff.
Through its construction subsidiaries, Power International Holding has completed projects including the Mall of Qatar, Banana Island, Lekhwiya Stadium and the Doha Sheraton Hotel and Convention Centre in Qatar. International projects include the luxury Waldorf Astoria hotel in the Maldives.
Power International Holding’s real estate subsidiary ASSETS announced in February 2020 the completion of the 23-storey residential Baywalk Tower in The Pearl-Qatar.
Power International Holding is parent company to Baladna Food Industries, founded in 2014. The company and its founders rose to prominence in 2017 during the Qatar blockades, air lifting in 4,000 Holstein cows and making the state self-sufficient in dairy production.  The company constructed special cowsheds with temperature control systems, to create a suitable environment for the cattle despite Qatar’s arid climate.
By June 2019, Baladna stated it was supplying more than half of Qatar’s fresh milk supply and had begun to export to other nations.  The company is listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange.

Group of companies

Companies within Power International Holding’s portfolio are held by four main subsidiaries, which have further expanded vertically and horizontally;
Urbacon Trading and Contracting LLC is a subsidiary of UCC Holding.
The company was founded by Moutaz Al-Khayyat and Ramez Al-Khayyat in 2011. The revenues of the company were $1,192 million USD in 2013 according to Engineering News Record.
UCC was ranked 194th in the 2019 ENR’s top 250 Global Contractors list.
The company was responsible for construction of the 4,176,000-sq-ft Mall of Qatar, at an estimated cost of $1billion USD.  UCC was named Developer of the Year at the 2016 Global RLI Awards, and won the Retail Leadership Award at the 2016 Asia Retail Congress for its work on the project.
The company was the lead contractor for the 20,000-sq-m Lekhwiya sports stadium. The stadium opened in February 2013 and will function as a training venue during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
In 2015, UCC was awarded a $466m USD contract to design and build the economic zone in Ras Bufontas, close to Hamad International Airport, in a joint venture with Spanish construction company Sacyr.
The company was contracted to refurbish the Sheraton Doha Hotel and Convention Centre in 2014, and was appointed to renovate the Doha Marriott Hotel in late 2019.
In January 2020, the company was awarded three public infrastructure contracts by Qatar’s Public Works Authority, Ashghal, worth a combined 1.49 billion QAR.