Christos Poullaides, a man who worked hard for the respect and status he achieved in the Middle East, always stressed the necessity to build relationships. At the time, most companies were focused on cost as a differentiator in competitive advantage, where maintaining relationships with suppliers was thought to be key. However, displaying the kind of vision and proactive thinking that brought him into the industry, Christos instead focused on the client and treated him as his brother.
With the experience and the contacts gained from 30 years in the construction industry, Christos A. Poullaides established Poullaides Construction Company (PCC) in the Kingdom of Bahrain in 2002.
PCC grew at an astonishing pace by developing its corporate structure and operations to place the client at the centre of the construction process. Adopting the mantra that "the client is key", and treating clients as if they are family, helped PCC build the best and most valued relationships in the industry.
PCC has gone from strength to strength, quickly surpassing milestones that were set upon the company's inception, while maintaining strict adherence to its Quality and Safety Policies.
Key facts:
2002: Years of professional experience and goodwill culminate in the birth of Poullaides Construction Company WLL, Manama, Bahrain. Christos Poullaides takes the position of Chairman and Managing Director, overseeing all company operations.
2005: Poullaides Construction Company WLL completes his first project with a value in excess of BD 1 million.
2009: Christos Poullaides completes his 500th project in the construction industry.
2010: In keeping with it's meteoric rise, Poullaides Construction Company WLL completes his first project with a value in excess of BD 10million and it's first project valued at more than BD 15 million.
2010: With the backing and expertise of the PCC Headquarters in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Poullaides Construction Company Ltd begins trading in Doha, Qatar, with the intention of providing high levels of quality and professionalism to clients in the relatively young Qatari market.
