IGL Coatings automotive products to be distributed by Lamaan in Saudi Arabia
IGL Coatings has taken a major step in expanding its presence in the Middle East car care market with the appointment of Lamaan as its exclusive distributor in Saudi Arabia. This strategic partnership is expected to provide innovative, high-quality car care solutions to the Kingdom. IGL Coatings develops and manufactures innovative surface protection solutions. With a strong commitment to research and development, it creates industry-leading ceramic coatings that offer exceptional durability, enhanced aesthetics and environmental sustainability.
With a mission to revolutionize the automotive, marine and industrial sectors through cutting-edge technology and unparalleled customer support, IGL Coatings Saudi Arabia has grown into a renowned brand in the Saudi car care industry.
Saudi Arabia’s automotive industry is undergoing a transformation under the National Industrial Strategy with the introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) and the establishment of local manufacturing plants focused on clean energy mobility, according to the Saudi Arabian Industrial Center. The industry is expected to grow by 12% by 2030, driven by the country’s Vision 2030 plan and its ambitious goals in clean energy mobility and autonomous driving. The industry is also expected to benefit from the Kingdom’s strategic location and investment in advanced technology.
With approximately 11 million cars on the Kingdom’s roads (PARC) today, demand for automotive aftermarket parts is growing strongly. The automotive industry is a key pillar of the global economy and a major driver of macroeconomic growth and technological advancement in both developing and developed countries.
Keong Chun Chieh, CEO of IGL Coatings, said: “We look forward to the expected strong growth, especially with the Saudi government’s commitment to the introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) and the establishment of local manufacturing plants. We are pleased to contribute to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plan and its clean mobility goals.”
Both companies share a common vision to provide superior car care solutions. IGL Coatings Saudi Arabia aims to lead the market with integrated innovative solutions, leveraging on superior advancements in nano-ceramic coating technology and sustainable manufacturing practices. This collaboration stems from a shared commitment to enhance customer satisfaction and provide high-quality products to the car detailing community in Saudi Arabia.
“IGL Saudi Arabia’s extensive network and market expertise will reach a wide range of customers and provide cutting-edge, premium automotive solutions. We are confident that this partnership will significantly improve the quality of aftermarket car care services in Saudi Arabia, benefiting both car care professionals and their customers,” added Chieh.
“IGL Coatings produces some of the best quality products in the industry and uses rigorous testing to ensure that products meet the highest standards, providing reliable results for customers. IGL’s strong global presence is a key factor in its expansion and reach in Saudi Arabia. This partnership is expected to bring advanced and environmentally friendly solutions to the Saudi market, improving the quality and durability of car care.”
The partnership will benefit car care centers, providing them with the latest technology and high-quality products. IGL Saudi Arabia’s extensive experience in the local market combined with IGL Coatings’ innovative solutions creates a synergy that delivers superior results for car care professionals.
IGL Coatings prides itself on its innovative technologies that go beyond traditional car protection. Recently, the company’s industrial rust protection coatings received a global recognition award from its automotive industry peers, SEMA, in Las Vegas.
2026-10-15
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