WME, a multi-disciplinary consultancy providing engineering services for the built environment with a major presence in the Middle East and India, has been rebranded as Egis, thus accelerating regional growth and fostering innovation in engineering design.

 

Announcing this today (August 28), Egis said the process of integration and rebranding of WME to Egis has been successfully completed following its strategic acquisition last year. 

 

This significant transition aligns with Egis' commitment to reinforcing its position as a leading provider of comprehensive building engineering services in the region, it stated.

 

Egis is an international player active in the consulting, construction engineering and mobility service sectors. Through this strategic acquisition, it has solidified its position among the industry leaders in building and infrastructure consulting in the region. 

 

This has been reflected most recently as Egis was recognized by the 2023 Engineering News Record (ENR) report as one of the top 5 International Design Firms in the Middle East region. 

 

The integration lays the groundwork for the introduction of essential in-house services, incorporating building sustainability, fire and life safety, and waste management services in addition to Civil, Structural, MEP, AV/IT & Security, Architect of Record, Roads, Master planning and Infrastructure engineering services.

 

"The Engineering industry is on the cusp of a new era, with innovation and technology creating new opportunities that are changing how companies design, plan and execute projects. Being fully integrated and part of a wider Group, our teams of experts are excited to continue delivering cutting-edge engineering design and consultancy services to our valued clients," said Peyman Mohajer, the Middle East and South Asia Director for Energy & Sustainable Cities at Egis.

 

With the successful integration of complementary services and skilled talent, WME has now adopted the parent company name – Egis. 

 

This change reflects a harmonious merger of two firms' expertise, providing clients with a full range of multidisciplinary architecture, building consulting and engineering services delivered locally in the Middle East and India.

 

As Egis continues its transformation journey as a prominent player in the industry, the rebranding of WME marks another significant step towards offering comprehensive, innovative, and sustainable solutions that address the evolving needs of clients across the globe, stated Mohajer.

 

"Our commitment to excellence remains unwavering, and with Egis’ global expertise and resources, we will create even greater value for our clients across the region. By embracing the new identity of Egis, we reaffirm our dedication to shaping a more sustainable, resilient, and prosperous future for all," he added.