Safeguarding the future of automotive Industry through renewable energy and electric mobility, Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani assures excellence.
 
The onus of taking the family busines ahead is a tricky and challenging job in itself. For many millions of people who perceive it as a gift from our predecessors don’t know how much efforts and pain the current owners have to go through to take the business ahead. Everything from the outside looks as shinny as gold but the one who leads the company knows how much hard work and dedication goes by it. One such classical example has been that of Mohsin Haider Darwish (MHD) LLC group of companies which has been led by a multi-faceted entrepreneur Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani. He is the youngest CEO in Oman for Mohsin Haider Darwish (MHD) LLC group- ACERE. Passing on the mantle to the grandson now, Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani is leaving no stone unturned in taking the business ahead which was started by his late grandfather Mohsin Haider Darwish.
 
Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani has been a significant figure when it comes to taking the automotive industry grow by ten-folds in Oman. He contributions have been exemplary and has boosted the national economy generating great positive cash flow cycle. He has also provided employment for many thousands in Oman which led him to be crowned as a champion of Omanization, an integrated program which saw a streamlined process of hiring of right people and maintaining 65% as per the standards of the Ministry of Labour in Oman. During this time, he ensured to hire more than 100+ employees from Oman into his company thereby providing and creating many opportunities for employment and empowerment. Especially during the testing times of the global pandemic era, this move by Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani was very much acknowledged and appreciated by many industry peers and competitors as well.
 
MHD ACERE have swiftly become the numero uno choice for millions of customers in the automotive sector. It has become one stop all solution under one roof and has been highly instrumental in providing highest standards of professional work and ethos. Customer satisfaction has been their prime motto and at the pinnacle of their services which has propelled them them to great heights in business and allowed to cater to an elite list of clientele. Having many different verticals in the company they have bifurcated their businesses into Automotive, Commercial Vehicles, Construction Equipment, Renewable Energy, Tyres and Batteries. They are the sole distributors for reputed brands of cars like Jaguar, Land Rover, McLaren, Volvo, MG Motor, Ashok Leyland, Ford Trucks, Michelin, ABB, BF Good Rich, Riken, Weir Trio, Terex Finlay, XCMG, Mitsubishi Fork-Lifts, Opus and Drager cranes in Oman.
 
Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani realizes the need of the hour to introduce renewable energy and electric mobility solutions in the automotive industry. With global warming, climate changes and carbon emissions affecting the whole world, these parallel sources can do wonders for the ecosystem and also provide boost to economy with many new technological advents and advances. Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani is the mind and soul behind establishing the Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles Division, which is the first of its kind in Oman that will drive technological innovation powered by clean energy. He has signed a contract with ABB, a pioneering technology leader focused on digital industries, for the supply of High-Power electric vehicle (EV) chargers that will be installed across Oman. He further opines that “There is no doubt that E-mobility is growing across the globe and MHD ACERE aims to be among the pioneers that will provide the best green and sustainable solutions in Oman.” With global aspiration in mind, Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani continues to work harder bringing about a positive change in the automotive industry and also in many people’s lives. 

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