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Middle East Technology Demand Supports Bahwan CyberTek Growth
Bahwan CyberTek is a technology company that helps governments and businesses with computer services.
Its CEO says customers in the Middle East are still spending strongly on technology.
Oman and the United Arab Emirates are especially important markets for the company.
Bahwan CyberTek works in areas such as energy, banking, telecommunications and public services.
The company makes about $250 million each year and has 5,500 employees.
It wants to grow by 10–15% over the next two or three years.
It is also adding artificial intelligence to products that it sells.
One product watches fuel supplies at petrol stations and helps predict when more fuel is needed.
The company is building local teams because geopolitical changes may make local technology support more important.
Bahwan CyberTek CEO Amrinder Singh says government and business technology demand remains strong across the Middle East.
Oman and the UAE are core markets, with work spanning public services, energy, banking and financial services.
The company has about $250 million in annual run-rate revenue and 5,500 employees, and targets 10–15% growth over two to three years.
Bahwan CyberTek is adding artificial intelligence to roughly a dozen proprietary products, including its FuelTrans fuel-monitoring solution.
Geopolitical uncertainty is increasing demand for localized technology services, prompting the company to expand local delivery teams and consider joint ventures.
- Who
- Bahwan CyberTek and its new CEO, Amrinder Singh.
- What
- The company is pursuing growth as technology demand remains strong in the Middle East and is expanding AI-enabled products and localized services.
- Where
- The company’s core Middle East markets are Oman and the UAE; it also has local delivery capabilities in Taiwan and Brunei.
- When
- The comments were published on August 30, 2026; Singh joined Bahwan CyberTek two months earlier.
- Why
- Government and private-sector technology demand remains robust, while geopolitical uncertainty is increasing interest in localized services and delivery teams.
Key facts
- Company
- Bahwan CyberTek is a 27-year-old IT services company based in Chennai.
- Leadership
- Amrinder Singh became managing director and CEO about two months before the interview.
- Geographic mix
- Approximately one-third of business comes from each of the United States, the Middle East, and India and the Far East.
- Annual run rate
- About $250 million.
- Employees
- Approximately 5,500.
- Growth target
- 10–15% over the next two to three years.
- Product portfolio
- Around a dozen proprietary products, many using Internet of Things capabilities.
- FuelTrans
- A solution that uses sensors to monitor fuel inventories and predict when supplies need to be moved to petrol stations.
Quotes
Amrinder Singh
Bahwan CyberTek managing director and CEO
“Oman and the UAE are core markets in the Middle East for us. We do a lot of work for them in public sector, energy, and banking and financial sector”
thehindubusinessline.com
“We are seeing still strong, robust demand for our services, both from government and ministries across the Middle East and the private sector”
thehindubusinessline.com
Sources
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