Along with the development of the construction sector, the company experienced a steady growth and gradually built itself a portfolio filled with multidiscipline projects, keeping the pace with continuously evolving construction of multi-stoned buildings, marriage centers, fire stations as well as luxurious villas.
Asqalan successfully expanded since the beginning of its journey, developing “Asqalan Electro-mechanical Est.” and “Asqalan Trading Est.” in 1995, and “Arabian Stone” and “Al-Majdal Carpentry” in 2002. The development of Asqalan sister companies helped build onto the strong foundations of Asqalan Construction and Development into a well-reputed Asqalan Establishments, with offices held in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain employing over 750 employees.
Asqalan Construction and Development was established in 1994 as a grade III construction company based in the capital of United Arab Emirates; Abu Dhabi.  With the vision of its founders, and their aim to reach the top and using the latest technology, the best resources available and the most effective engineering solutions; Asqalan experienced a steady growth and gradually built itself a portfolio filled with multi-disciplined projects. Asqalan successfully completed a wide range of projects from mosques, to low and high-rise buildings, police and fire stations and luxury villas.
Asqalan successfully expanded since the beginning of its journey, developing “Asqalan General Contracting” and “Asqalan Trading Est.” in 1995, and “Arabian Stone” Factory and “Arabian Aluminum & Carpentry Factory” in 2002. The development of Asqalan group companies helped build the strong foundations of Asqalan Construction and Development Est. Equipped with modern machinery and advanced engineering techniques lead by a team of over 900 personnel from professional and well experienced engineers to skilled and unskilled workers, Asqalan formed a complete constructional team that is less dependent on external sub-contractual affairs, giving it an edge over contemporary firms.  Asqalan has been upgraded to Grade I Classifications in 2012.