Draft:Afra Electronics

Afra Electronics
Company type	Private
Industry	Consumer electronics
Founded	2022
Founder	Abdulwahed Bin Shabib
Key people	Abdulwahed Bin Shabib (Founder)
Products	Kitchen appliances, home appliances, personal care devices, power tools, healthcare products
Parent	AWS Group
Website	www.afrauae.com

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Afra Electronics is a consumer electronics brand founded in 2022 by Abdulwahed Bin Shabib, operating under the AWS Group. The company specializes in a wide range of products, including kitchen appliances, home appliances, personal care devices, and power tools. Afra Electronics incorporates Japanese technology in its products, aiming to balance quality and affordability.

History

Afra Electronics was established with the goal of revolutionizing the consumer electronics market in the UAE. The brand was founded by Abdulwahed Bin Shabib, a prominent entrepreneur behind the AWS Group, which operates across various sectors, including retail, healthcare, real estate, and engineering. Abdulwahed sought to combine Japanese technological expertise with affordability to cater to the needs of UAE consumers.^[1]

Innovation and Technology

Afra Electronics incorporates Japanese manufacturing principles, including precision, reliability, and innovation. The brand ensures that its products meet international safety standards, including UL, JIS, BSI, and DIN.^[2]

The brand's product development process involves rigorous testing to meet these standards. According to Abdulwahed Bin Shabib, "Afra aims to offer products designed for modern homes, with a focus on functionality and dependable performance."^[3]

Product Range

Afra Electronics offers a variety of products designed to enhance everyday life, including:

**Kitchen Appliances**: Energy-efficient refrigerators and microwave ovens.
**Home Appliances**: Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, and other durable home devices.
**Personal Care Devices**: Hair dryers, grooming tools, and related products.
**Power Tools**: Compact and automated tools for both home and professional use.
**Healthcare Products**: Blood pressure monitors, glucose monitoring devices, and more.

These products aim to provide value while maintaining quality standards.^[4]

Customer Focus

Afra focuses on providing a customer-centric approach with a user-friendly website, mobile app, and retail outlets. The brand offers flexible payment options and a range of after-sales services to ensure customer satisfaction.^[5]

Recognition and Growth

Afra Electronics has gained recognition for its resilience and adaptability, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. The leadership of Abdulwahed Bin Shabib helped the AWS Group achieve significant growth during this period, with Afra Electronics playing a central role in this success.^[6]

The brand plans to expand its operations in 2025, with a focus on sustainability, innovation, and continuing customer satisfaction as it aims to establish itself as a global leader in the consumer electronics industry.^[7]

References

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[2] "Pioneering Japanese-Inspired Innovation for the Modern Consumer". Khaleej Times. Retrieved 2024-12-21.

[3] "Pioneering Japanese-Inspired Innovation for the Modern Consumer". Khaleej Times. Retrieved 2024-12-21.

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[5] "Pioneering Japanese-Inspired Innovation for the Modern Consumer". Khaleej Times. Retrieved 2024-12-21.

[6] "The Pandemic's Rare Success Story". Khaleej Times. Retrieved 2024-12-21.

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