Toshiba TEC and Arabian Business Machine Co. (Olayan) have announced the launch of the e-STUDIO 3508LP series. It is the world’s first series of monochrome multifunction systems with Toshiba’s unique hybrid print technology. Saudi Arabia has been chosen as the first country to launch this product within the GCC countries.
“With the increase in environmental awareness, we truly believe that in today’s world businesses have to operate efficiently, economically and ecologically if they want to be successful,” said Pradeep Kumar, head of business solutions at Toshiba Gulf.
He added: “Our unique hybrid print technology, which is also the world’s first, allows businesses to print efficiently while also achieving their environmental goals. By bridging the gap between reducing paper usage and recycling paper, our customers can use less paper without having to change their printing habits.”
Toshiba has a strong and successful partnership with Arabian Business Machine Co. (ABM) and Olayan in Saudi Arabia since 1983 and for the high level of commitment toward the business, Toshiba has been presented the ABM “Outstanding Achievement” award in the “Color MFP & Solution Sales in MEA region” category.
Newly and recently launched eBN series models allow customizable user interface (UI) based on customer requirements.
e-Bridge Cloud Connect(ECC), a remote fleet monitoring and service management tool, helps ABM to remotely monitor the existing Toshiba machines and manage them proactively.
Toshiba e-STUDIO3508LP has won the Buyers Lab’s Outstanding Achievement in Innovation award. For over 50 years, Buyers Lab has been the global document imaging industry’s resource for unbiased and reliable information, test data, and competitive selling tools.
Ihab Wahba, general manager of Arabian Business Machines Co., said: “Toshiba’s innovative and unique printing technologies represent an important drive in the protection of our ecosystem and utilization of ecofriendly machines that help save the environment and natural resources for the coming generations.”
He added: “We, at ABM, offer managed print services to our valued existing and new customers, to get a crystal-clear vision of printing environment and reduce operating costs and avoid paper wastage while enhancing performance and productivity, and saving the environment.”
Toshiba launches world’s first multifunction hybrid printing system
Toshiba launches world’s first multifunction hybrid printing system
Ajdan cements role in major projects by signing MoU with King Salman International Airport in Riyadh
Ajdan cements role in major projects by signing MoU with King Salman International Airport in Riyadh
Ajdan Real Estate Development Company signed an MoU with King Salman International Airport during the Public Investment Fund & Private Sector Forum 2026.
The MoU aims to explore areas of cooperation and identify opportunities for mixed-use real estate and commercial development that will enhance project quality and meet the highest standards of efficiency and excellence. Representing Ajdan at the signing ceremony was its CEO, Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulmohsen Al-Otaibi, while Dr. Mohammed Al-Jarallah, deputy chief executive for real estate development, signed on behalf of King Salman International Airport. The MoU establishes a strategic framework for future cooperation and paves the way for a long-term partnership on a number of flagship projects.
Under this memorandum, Ajdan collaborates with King Salman International Airport on the development of mixed-use spaces and commercial facilities within the airport’s premises, building on its role as a national real estate developer delivering innovative projects that advance sustainable development. The company will leverage its expertise in the planning, design, and management of integrated commercial destinations to ensure project execution meets the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
King Salman International Airport is one of the Kingdom’s largest strategic development projects in terms of area and operational ambition. The airport spans approximately 57 sq. km, of which about 12 sq. km are allocated for mixed-use real estate development, in addition to fully integrated economic and logistics zones covering more than 3 million square meters.
These developments will enhance the integration of real estate, commercial, and service activities. The airport targets handling 100 million passengers annually by 2030, supported by comprehensive upgrades to facilities, infrastructure, and logistics services, positioning it as an advanced multi-sector investment platform and a driver of economic growth.
Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulmohsen Al-Otaibi, CEO of Ajdan, stated: “We take pride in our collaboration with King Salman International Airport, which reflects Ajdan’s commitment to developing integrated destinations in line with global standards. Through this partnership, we aim to leverage our expertise to deliver innovative solutions that create sustainable value for the airport and enhance the visitor experience.”
KSIA Acting CEO Marco Mejia said: “These seven partnerships reflect our ambitious vision to transform KSIA into a fully integrated urban and economic ecosystem that goes beyond the traditional concept of airports. We are proud to collaborate with a distinguished group of leading national real estate developers whose deep expertise and strong track records will help deliver high-quality projects, create sustainable economic value, and further position the airport as a leading investment hub.”
This step is part of Ajdan’s strategy to expand its strategic partnerships and develop sustainable urban and commercial destinations that help improve the quality of life and support economic growth across the Kingdom.
