Map Automotive Group Consists of the Following Companies
- Malta Auto Spare Parts Trading & Acc. (Sharjah, U.A.E.)
- MAP Auto Spare Parts (Dubai, U.A.E.)
- Al Barq Auto Spare Parts (Sharjah, U.A.E.)
- Malta Auto Spare Parts (Karachi, Pakistan)
- MAP International Ltd. (United Kingdom)
- Malta Auto Spare Parts (Antananarivo, Madagascar)
- Malta Auto Spare Parts Trading & Acc. (Sharjah, U.A.E.)
Our Head Office is based out of Malta Auto Spare Parts & Accessories Trading in Sharjah, which consists of our central warehousing with a capacity of 15,000 SQM and our corporate offices. They are also responsible for the local sales, Marketing, Purchases and warehousing for the uae market.
MAP Auto Spare Parts (Dubai, U.A.E.)
MAP Auto Spare Parts is based in the wholesale market of Dubai and promotes our brand in the international markets.
MAP Auto Spare Parts have more than 300 international customers including the customer in the GCC, Africa, Russian and other international markets. MAP International Ltd. (United Kingdom)
Map International Ltd. has been setup recently to look for and create opportunities in the European markets. Our aim is to provide high quality aftermarket automotive products at affordable prices.
Al Barq Auto Spare Parts (Sharjah, U.A.E.)
Al Barq Auto Spare Parts is located in the local markets of Sharjah and is responsible for the retailing division. It currently has two shops, with a separate warehousing for its storage needs.
Malta Auto Spare Parts (Karachi, Pakistan)
Malta Pakistan has started operation recently in Pakistan to provide the ever-growing demands of Automotive parts in the market.
Pakistan has one of the fastest growing Automotive markets, with more than 500,000 cars being registered yearly.
Malta Auto Spare Parts (Antananarivo, Madagascar)
Malta Madagascar is the first venture for MAP group of companies in the African markets, and we hope the capture African markets from our office in Madagascar.
The demand for high-quality aftermarkets parts is increasing with the ever-growing economies of the African markets.
