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Hebashi Holding Group with a New Vision of Expansion to Include Five New Countries

by Georgia Today
June 10, 2022
in Business & Economy
Reading Time: 1 min read
Hebashi Holding Group with a New Vision of Expansion to Include Five New Countries

Real estate company OTI Estate recently received an official operating license for Georgia, UAE, Oman, Saudi, Turkey, and Egypt.

In order to obtain this official license, OTI Estate had to satisfy criteria such as being closer to their customers and investors in promising markets, offering mutual interest and opportunities, being easily accessible, and willing to exchange opportunities and investors’ needs.

The new license makes doing business official and easier to do. To gain further credibility, OTI Estate’s plan as a global holding is to make business easier and safe as well. The company plans to make chine of business and to expand their experience to cover all segments of their investors’ and customers’ needs. OTI Estate created GAABU to help to achieve their goals and objectives.

OTI Estate operates in six countries. Customers can expect secure investment, easy access, unique opportunities, higher profit, and ROI from the company. Within the next three years, OTI Estate expects to cover at least 25 countries.

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