CMA CMA InternationalAayan Technical Co. Ltd · Jeddah
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Est. 2003 — 23rd year in the Kingdom Jeddah · Saudi Arabia 150+ projects delivered

Bare shell to opening day.One contractor.

CMA International is the group behind Aayan Technical Company Limited (ATCL) — a Jeddah fit-out contractor that builds retail and commercial interiors across Saudi Arabia. Civil, MEP, HVAC, metal fabrication, façades and signage all sit in-house, so one contract covers the whole store.

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Completed retail interior fit-out by ATCL in Saudi Arabia
Retail fit-out · Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Who we are
Aayan Technical Company Limited (ATCL) — the contracting arm of CMA International, founded and run by Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad.
What we do
Turnkey fit-out of retail, F&B and commercial interiors — shell to handover, every trade under one roof.
Who we serve
Retail groups, franchise operators, mall developers and F&B brands across Saudi Arabia.
Why trust us
150+ projects and 23 years in the Kingdom, including stores for Max, Marks & Spencer, Hugo Boss and Centrepoint.
Max Marks & Spencer Hugo Boss Centrepoint RedTag Home Centre BMA International Brands For Less
00The problem we solve

A store that opens late
doesn't just open late.
It misses a season.

On a mall handover calendar, a fit-out that slips is not a scheduling inconvenience — it is rent paid on a dark unit, a launch campaign burned, and a trading quarter that never comes back.

Most slips happen in the gaps between contractors: the civil team waits on the MEP team, the signage vendor arrives after the ceiling is closed, and nobody owns the date. ATCL was built to remove those gaps. Every trade is ours, so the programme has one owner and the handover has one signature.

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01What we do

Five disciplines.
One contract. One date.

We take a unit from bare shell to trading floor. Clients can appoint us for the whole scope or a single package — but the reason most appoint us for the whole scope is that the interfaces stop being their problem.

S/01

Turnkey retail fit-out

Shopfronts, ceilings, flooring, joinery, lighting and finishes coordinated to the brand's global fit-out manual and handed over trading-ready.

ShopfittingJoineryCeilingsFlooringLighting
S/02

Storefronts & signage

The face of the store — glazed shopfronts, entrance systems, cladding and illuminated signage fabricated and installed by the same team that built the interior.

GlazingIlluminated signageEntrance systemsCladding
S/03

MEP, HVAC & electrical

Ducting, chilled-water connections, distribution boards, small power, lighting control and fire & life-safety tie-ins — coordinated with mall authority requirements from day one.

HVAC & ductingDB & panelsFire & life safetyPlumbing
S/04

Metal fabrication

Our own fabrication capability: steel support structures, balustrades, custom retail fixtures and finished metalwork — no waiting on an outside workshop's queue.

Structural steelBalustradesCustom fixturesFinishing
S/05

Civil works & façades

Blockwork, screed, waterproofing and façade systems — the wet and heavy trades that set the programme's critical path, run by the same site team that closes it out.

BlockworkScreedWaterproofingFaçade systems

Not sure which packages you need? Send the drawings — we will tell you.

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02Who we help

Built for people
working to a handover date.

Four kinds of client keep coming back. If you recognise yourself here, the conversation starts from the same place.

Segment 01

Retail groups & franchise operators

Rolling out or refreshing stores against a mall calendar, to a brand fit-out manual that leaves no room for interpretation.

  • Multi-store rollouts
  • Global brand standards
  • Refits inside trading hours
Segment 02

Mall developers & landlords

Units that must be trading on schedule, with tenant coordination, authority approvals and snagging handled without escalation.

  • Tenant fit-out coordination
  • Authority & NOC approvals
  • Common-area works
Segment 03

F&B & hospitality

Kitchens, extract systems, seating and front-of-house — where the mechanical scope is as demanding as the finish.

  • Commercial kitchens & extract
  • Grease, gas & drainage
  • Front-of-house joinery
Segment 04

Corporate & institutional

Offices, showrooms and service centres where the interior has to carry a company's reputation to its own customers.

  • Office & showroom fit-out
  • Service & branch networks
  • Phased occupied works

Tell us the unit, the mall and the date. We will tell you if it is buildable.

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03How we work

Five stages.
Nothing handed between vendors.

The programme below is how every ATCL job runs. The value is not in the stages — every contractor has stages. It is that the same site team owns all five.

Stage 01

Survey & brief

Site measure, existing services, mall rules and the brand manual read together — before anything is priced.

Stage 02

Drawings & approvals

Shop drawings, material submittals and authority/mall NOCs pushed in parallel, not in sequence.

Stage 03

One team mobilised

Civil, MEP, fabrication and finishes staffed from one payroll under one site engineer.

Stage 04

Build & coordinate

Trades sequenced so no discipline waits on another. Weekly progress reported against the handover date.

Stage 05

Snag & handover

Joint snagging, testing and commissioning, O&M documents, then the defects-liability period we stand behind.

Every stage above has one accountable name. Ask us for it.

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04Our expertise

What “under one roof”
actually means.

Most fit-out contractors subcontract the difficult half. Here is the full trade list and who performs it — the single most useful page for a client comparing tenders.

DisciplineScope it coversDelivered by
Civil & builder's workBlockwork, plaster, screed, waterproofing, cut-outs and making goodIn-house
Mechanical / HVACDucting, diffusers, FCU and chilled-water tie-ins, extract and ventilationIn-house
Electrical & ELVDistribution boards, containment, small power, lighting and lighting controlIn-house
Plumbing & drainageWater supply, waste, grease management, sanitary installationIn-house
Metal fabricationStructural steel, balustrades, custom retail fixtures, finishingIn-house
Joinery & shopfittingCounters, gondolas, wall bays, cash desks, fitting roomsIn-house
Façade & signageCladding systems, glazed shopfronts, illuminated and non-lit signageIn-house
FinishesCeilings, flooring, wall finishes, paint and decorative systemsIn-house
Fire & life safetySprinkler drops, detection tie-ins, emergency lighting and signageIn-house + certified

One tender. One programme. One party carrying the risk of the interfaces.

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05Proof

Twenty-three years
of signed handovers.

Numbers first, then the work, then the names on the shopfronts.

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Years in the Kingdom

Arrived in Saudi Arabia in 2003; working without a pause since 2005.

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Projects completed

Retail, F&B and commercial interiors delivered by ATCL.

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Named retail groups

International and regional brands whose stores we have built.

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Trades in-house

Civil, mechanical, electrical, fabrication and finishes on one payroll.

Selected work

RetailRetail interior fit-out delivered by ATCL
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Mall retail fit-out

Full interior package — civil, MEP, ceilings, flooring, joinery and lighting — delivered to a mall handover date and a brand fit-out manual.

Scope
Turnkey
Area
CMA to supply
Programme
CMA to supply
StorefrontStorefront and signage installation by ATCL
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Storefront & signage

Glazed shopfront, cladding and illuminated signage fabricated in our own workshop and installed alongside the interior programme.

Scope
Façade + signage
Client
CMA to supply
Programme
CMA to supply
Fit-outCommercial interior works in progress by ATCL
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Commercial interior

Blockwork through to finishes with the mechanical and electrical scope run by the same site team — a single programme, a single snag list.

Scope
Civil + MEP + finishes
Client
CMA to supply
Handover
CMA to supply
ATCL project — retail interior, Saudi Arabia
ATCL project — fit-out works in progress
ATCL project — completed storefront
ATCL project — commercial interior detail

Further projects from the ATCL archive · full list on request

Brands we have built for

Max
Marks & Spencer
Hugo Boss
Centrepoint
RedTag
Home Centre
BMA International
Brands For Less
Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad, founder of ATCL
The conviction the company was built on
“Honest work travels further than circumstance.”
Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad · Founder
Client testimonials

Three short quotes from project or mall managers would sit here — the single highest-value addition to this page. CMA to supply

Registrations & certifications

Commercial Registration, Chamber of Commerce membership, GOSI and Saudization band, plus any ISO or safety certification, displayed with numbers.

CR numberChamber of CommerceSaudization bandISO / HSE

Want the full project list with client names and values? It goes out under NDA.

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06About CMA
Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad in Jeddah
Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad · Jeddah

A commerce diploma,
a one-way ticket,
and no pause since.

Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad took a D.Com from Commerce College Chichawatni — a commerce education in a small Punjabi city, and an early conviction that honest work travels further than circumstance.

He arrived in Saudi Arabia in 2003 and has worked without a break since 2005. Two decades later, Jeddah is not a posting. It is home, and the address on the Commercial Registration is a five-minute drive from it.

ATCL grew out of that: not a holding company that bought a contractor, but a contractor built one trade at a time, adding fabrication when the workshops were too slow and MEP when the subcontractors were too late. Three ventures now sit under CMA International — the interiors business in the Kingdom, and two in Punjab that are about family as much as return.

ATCL interiors work

ATCL

Aayan Technical Company Limited — commercial interiors, Jeddah. The B2B business, and the reason this site exists.

Jeddah · Saudi Arabia
Kabana restaurant, Sahiwal

Kabana

A family restaurant in Sahiwal, Punjab — charcoal grills and slow curries. Some investments are measured in covers, not quarters.

Sahiwal · Pakistan
Azaan Protiens poultry farm

Azaan Protiens

A poultry farm on Canal Road, Chichawatni, started in 2018 and run with family. The quietest venture of all.

Chichawatni · Est. 2018

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—Contracts

Six ways we will sign.
Decided before the bid is priced.

Turnkey main contract, design and build, trade subcontract package, supply and install, framework rollout, or fit-out management. Nine guides to the parts of a fit-out contract that go wrong — tendering, pre-qualification, bills of quantities, variations, retention and mall approvals.

Running a tender? The route, the documents and the programme are all set out.

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07Where we work

Registered in Jeddah.
Working across the Gulf.

52 cities in six countries, each with its own page setting out the market, the mobilisation route and the approvals path. The workshop and the site staff are in Jeddah; the crews travel.

City and mall names describe the markets we take work in, not a claim of completed projects at each address. Outside Saudi Arabia we contract through a locally licensed partner or under your main contractor, and we state the route on the bid — we do not imply a local licence we do not hold. The full project list with client names and values goes out under NDA — request it here.

08Questions

The eight questions
a tender committee asks first.

What does CMA International do?

CMA International is the group behind Aayan Technical Company Limited (ATCL), a Jeddah-based turnkey fit-out contractor delivering retail, F&B and commercial interiors across the Gulf. Civil works, MEP and HVAC, metal fabrication, joinery, façades and signage are delivered under one contract, on one programme, to one handover date.

Which countries and cities does CMA International work in?

Six countries and 52 cities. Saudi Arabia (Jeddah HQ, Riyadh, Dammam, Makkah, Madinah, Al Khobar, Dhahran, Jubail, Al Ahsa, Qatif, Taif, Yanbu, King Abdullah Economic City, Rabigh, Buraydah, Unaizah, Hail, Tabuk, NEOM, Abha, Khamis Mushait, Jazan, Najran, Al Kharj, Diriyah); the United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Al Ain, Fujairah); Qatar (Doha, Lusail, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah, Msheireb); Kuwait (Kuwait City, Salmiya, Hawalli, Al Ahmadi, Al Jahra); Oman (Muscat, Salalah, Sohar, Nizwa, Duqm); and Bahrain (Manama, Riffa, Muharraq, Isa Town, Hamad Town).

Is CMA International licensed to contract outside Saudi Arabia?

ATCL is a Saudi-registered contractor based in Jeddah, not a locally licensed entity in the other Gulf states. For UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain work we contract through a locally licensed partner, as a subcontractor to a locally licensed main contractor, or on a supply-and-install basis. The route is stated on the bid, before award.

What contract routes will CMA International sign under?

Six: turnkey main contract, design and build, trade subcontract package, supply and install, framework or rollout agreement across multiple stores, and fit-out management where the client keeps the trade contracts. The route is agreed before the bid is priced.

What is a turnkey fit-out contract?

A single agreement under which one contractor takes a bare shell to opening day — civil and builder's work, mechanical and HVAC, electrical and ELV, plumbing and drainage, metal fabrication, joinery and shopfitting, façade and signage, finishes, and fire and life-safety tie-ins. The client signs one tender and one party carries the risk where the trades meet.

What does CMA International submit with a tender?

A priced Bill of Quantities, a method statement, a dated programme showing approval milestones as their own line, material submittals, a site-specific HSE plan, and the company and legal pack — Commercial Registration, Chamber of Commerce membership, VAT registration and insurance certificates.

How long has CMA International operated in the Gulf?

Since 2003, and without a pause since 2005 — 23 years, with 150+ completed retail, F&B and commercial interior projects.

Which retail brands has ATCL built stores for?

Stores have been delivered for groups including Max, Marks & Spencer, Hugo Boss, Centrepoint, RedTag, Home Centre, BMA International and Brands For Less. The full project list with client names and values goes out under NDA.

Which trades does CMA International keep in-house rather than subcontract?

Nine: civil and builder's work, mechanical and HVAC, electrical and ELV, plumbing and drainage, metal fabrication, joinery and shopfitting, façade and signage, finishes, and fire and life safety. Five disciplines sit on one payroll under one site engineer.

How do I request a fit-out quotation?

Send the unit area, the mall or building name, the target handover date and the brand fit-out manual to WhatsApp +966 50 259 0825 or cma83j@gmail.com. That is enough to price the package and commit to a date.

Who founded CMA International?

Chaudhary Muhammad Amjad, who took a D.Com from Commerce College Chichawatni, arrived in Saudi Arabia in 2003 and has worked without a break since 2005. He is Founder and Managing Director.

09Contact

Send the drawings.
We will send a date.

Tender documents, a fit-out manual, or three lines about a unit and a deadline — all of it reaches Amjad directly.

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Aayan Technical Company Limited
6933 Al Aliyah, Al Rehab
Jeddah 23343, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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