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Import and trading house · Damascus

From factory to site.

Construction, infrastructure, electrical and battery equipment for the Syrian market — sourced direct, documented in full. We have been in this trade since 2010.

Operating in this trade since
2010
Divisions under one supply chain
4Construction · Infrastructure · Electrical · Batteries
Sourcing corridors
2China and Brazil
Broker layers between factory and site
0We buy from the manufacturer

Divisions

Four categories. One supply chain.

The divisions are separated because the buyers are different and the failure modes are different. A site engineer waiting on a hydraulic pump has a different problem from a telecom operator whose battery bank died in August. What they share is the route the goods travel and the paperwork that travels with them.

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Construction Equipment

Heavy and site equipment sourced against your written specification, inspected before it leaves the factory, and delivered with the operating documentation and parts list your site engineer will actually need.

Construction Equipment
A mobile crane setting steel girders onto a concrete bridge pier on a foggy day, city towers fading behind the mist.

Infrastructure Equipment

Equipment for water, road and utility works, supplied with the origin, conformity and technical documentation that tender files and project audits require.

Infrastructure Equipment
An electrical substation at nightfall: steel gantries and insulators under a deep blue sky, site lights glowing behind them.

Electrical & Power

Electrical devices and power equipment bought direct from vetted manufacturers, with rated specifications you can check against the datasheet and a written warranty path that starts with us.

Electrical & Power
Rows of stationary storage batteries with red and blue terminal caps and brass posts, the row falling away out of focus.

Batteries & Energy Storage

Automotive and stationary batteries and storage systems, supplied with manufacture dates, stated capacity ratings, and continuity of supply — so the replacement bank is available the season after the first one, not only on the day you sign.

Batteries & Energy Storage

How an order works.

Most disputes in this trade start before anything ships — a specification agreed by phone, a price quoted without a datasheet, a delivery date nobody wrote down. MASAR is our factory-to-site programme. Six steps, in writing, in this order.

You send the requirement. We return a written specification sheet: model, rating, capacity, voltage, standards, quantity. Nothing moves until you have signed the sheet.

MASAR
  1. 01

    Request and specification

    You send the requirement. We return a written specification sheet: model, rating, capacity, voltage, standards, quantity. Nothing moves until you have signed the sheet.

  2. 02

    Sourcing and quotation

    We match the specification to manufacturers we have bought from before in China and Brazil. You receive a quotation and a proforma invoice with the lead time stated in days.

  3. 03

    Pre-shipment inspection

    The goods are checked against the signed specification before they leave the factory. The inspection report reaches you before the container is sealed, not after it lands.

  4. 04

    Freight and documentation

    We book the freight and assemble the document pack: certificate of origin, technical datasheet, packing list, inspection report, warranty terms. The file is complete before the vessel sails.

  5. 05

    Customs clearance

    We clear the shipment at the port of entry and hold the file. If a date moves, you hear it from us with the new date — you should not learn about a delay from your own site.

  6. 06

    Delivery and ISNAD

    Delivery to the site address on the order. ISNAD, our after-sales arm, holds the parts list and the warranty from the day of handover.

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The rebuild market

The scale of the work ahead.

Estimated cost of post-conflict reconstruction
USD 216 bnWorld Bank, Oct 2025
Direct damage to infrastructure — 48% of all direct damage
USD 52 bnWorld Bank, Oct 2025
Gap between national electricity demand and generation
~5 GWEnab Baladi, Feb 2026
Capital stated as needed to rehabilitate the energy sector
USD 30 bnThe National, Nov 2025

These are third-party figures about the Syrian market, not about this company. We publish them because they set the size of the order book every supplier in this country is being asked to serve, and because a buyer deserves to see where a supplier thinks demand is coming from.

Instead of a founding story

What you can check before you pay.

Buyers in this market ask how long a supplier has been around because age is the cheapest available proxy for whether anyone will answer the phone when a gearbox fails. We would rather you check the thing itself. Each of these is a document you receive, not a claim we make.

A signed specification sheet
Model, rating, capacity, standards and quantity, agreed in writing before any payment. If what arrives does not match the sheet, the sheet decides the argument, not the invoice.
A pre-shipment inspection report
Goods are inspected against that sheet at the factory. You see the report while the container can still be stopped.
A complete document pack
Certificate of origin, technical datasheet, packing list, inspection report, warranty terms. Tender files and project audits ask for these. They ship with every order, whether or not you ask.
Parts secured before handover
The spare parts position for a unit is settled before it is delivered — what is held, what is ordered, and how long a replacement takes. After-sales that begins after the failure is not after-sales.
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Send us the specification.

If you have a written specification, send it and we will quote against it. If you do not, describe the work and the site and we will write one with you before we price anything. Either way, you get the numbers in writing.