Global presence
Built across three continents. Trusted in 86 countries.
A manufacturing footprint across the Middle East, Africa and Asia puts Everest production close to the brands we cool — and a certified distributor network carries it everywhere else.
Five plants, built over four decades
- 1981Sharjah, UAEGroup HQ and first plant
- 1997SyriaFirst expansion
- 2003Cairo, EgyptAfrica and Europe gateway
- 2004Riyadh, KSAExpansion and refurbishment
- 2006Katunayake, Sri LankaSubcontinent and Asia Pacific market
- 2026Coming nextIndiaJoint venture, from Q4
Every plant is fully integrated — sheet metal, foaming, assembly and testing under one roof — with in-house teams handling delivery, installation and servicing in each market.
Global presence
Where Everest operates
Markets shown are those with a factory, direct commercial presence or an appointed distributor with stock and certified technicians.
- Established market
- 3
- Growth market
- 2
- Next horizon
- 3
United Arab Emirates
Established marketGroup headquarters and flagship plant
Operational
Head office · Sharjah
everestmktg@everestindustrial.com
Manufacturing footprint
Six factories, close to the markets they serve
Each plant builds to the same Everest specification and quality gate, so a cabinet made in Egypt or Sri Lanka behaves exactly like one made in Sharjah.
OperationalUnited Arab Emirates
AEGroup headquarters and flagship plant
Where Everest began in 1981. Home to group engineering, R&D, climate-chamber testing and the widest model range.
1981Founded
ExpandingEgypt
EGMega plant for Africa and the Levant
Expansion under way to a mega plant producing over 1,000 units a day — Everest's largest single-site output.
1,000+Units per day
OperationalSaudi Arabia
SAIn-Kingdom manufacturing
Local production for the Kingdom's beverage and retail accounts, shortening lead times across the GCC.
OperationalSri Lanka
LKJoint venture with Varun Beverages
Varun Beverages Limited, one of PepsiCo's largest bottlers worldwide, holds a 50% stake in Everest Industrial Lanka.
50%VBL stake
New factoryIndia
INMega factory partnership
A new factory built with Varun Beverages to serve South Asia's fastest-growing beverage market from inside it.
PlannedSyria
SYDamascus plant
Plans are in place to re-operate the Damascus facility and supply the Levant locally again.
Strategic partnership
Everest and Varun Beverages
Varun Beverages Limited — an Indian multinational and one of the largest bottlers of PepsiCo beverages in the world outside the United States — has partnered with Everest. The partnership brings a 50% stake in Everest Industrial Lanka and a mega factory in India, putting Everest manufacturing directly inside one of the world's largest beverage supply chains.
Read the announcementThe Economic Times
VBL- VBL stake in Everest Industrial Lanka
- 50%
- Mega factory partnership
- India
- One of its largest bottlers worldwide
- PepsiCo
Growth roadmap
From one plant in Sharjah to a regional manufacturing group
- 01
1981
Founded in Sharjah
Chairman Haytham Duwaji establishes Everest to build coolers for regional beverage bottlers.
- 02
Operating
Saudi Arabia and Egypt
In-market production for the GCC, North Africa and the Levant.
- 03
2025
Varun Beverages partnership
VBL takes a 50% stake in Everest Industrial Lanka.
- 04
Under way
Egypt mega plant
Expansion to more than 1,000 units a day.
- 05
New
India mega factory
Production inside South Asia's fastest-growing beverage market.
- 06
Planned
Damascus, Syria
Re-operation of the Damascus plant to supply the Levant locally.
Regional contacts
Talk to the team that covers your market.
Group headquarters
United Arab Emirates
Head office · Sharjah
Industrial Area No. 6, King Faisal St, Sharjah
- EGegypt@everestindustrial.com
Egypt
Regional sales & service · Egypt
- SAksa@everestindustrial.com
Saudi Arabia
Regional sales · Saudi Arabia
- LKsrilanka@everestindustrial.com
Sri Lanka
Everest Industrial Lanka
- INindia@everestindustrial.com
India
Regional office · India
Engineered for hard markets
Why we build where we build
The conditions that shaped Everest engineering — high ambient temperature, heavy footfall, uneven grid quality — describe Egypt, India and Sri Lanka precisely. Cabinets designed for a Sharjah summer need no re-engineering there, so new plants start at full specification from day one. The USA and Europe remain under evaluation, contingent on refrigerant certification and a service network that meets our response commitments.
- 43 °C ambientCabinets validated for Gulf summers
- Heavy footfallDoors opened hundreds of times a day
- Uneven gridBuilt to ride through voltage swings



