EHC Investment has officially announced the full acquisition of Tamouh Fire and Safety, a leading provider of fire protection services in Abu Dhabi. The deal, confirmed on 24 July 2025, was executed through EHC’s Safety vertical, Emirates International Firefighting (EIFF), and includes all operational assets and activities of Tamouh across the Emirate.
Tamouh Fire and Safety delivers comprehensive fire protection solutions, including design, installation, maintenance, inspection, and emergency response. The company serves a wide range of sectors, including residential, commercial, and government entities, and is known for its compliance with international standards and use of advanced fire safety technologies.
EHC stated that the acquisition is a key part of its long-term strategy to expand its presence in essential services and enhance national safety infrastructure. The move aligns with the UAE’s broader development agenda, including infrastructure modernisation and economic diversification. According to Ali Al Gebely, Managing Director of EHC Investment, the acquisition underscores the company’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s growth by setting higher industry standards and delivering reliable, community-focused fire protection services.
Now operating under EIFF, Tamouh will contribute its expertise to EHC’s wider efforts in building integrated and smart safety systems. The acquisition also supports cross-sector collaboration across EHC’s gas, safety, and technology subsidiaries. With more than 100,000 clients already served across its infrastructure and utility networks, EHC aims to consolidate its capabilities under a unified delivery model that enhances service quality and operational efficiency.
Tamouh’s inclusion is expected to help meet rising demand for resilient safety systems across the UAE and Gulf region. While the company will retain its operational base in Abu Dhabi, it will now play a role in expanding EHC’s regional reach and supporting a broader network of fire and life safety services. EHC emphasised that the deal reflects its ongoing investment in critical national infrastructure and its mission to deliver essential services that align with UAE government priorities.
