The Situation
In 2019, EGS owned the Sadia Carrefour hypermarket retail installation rollout across 33 UAE locations, not a single-store add-on.

EGS coordinated chiller branding and display installation across 33 Carrefour locations for Sadia. The project combined store access, transport, installation crews and roving quality checks within an overnight window before trading resumed.
Published by Exhibit Graphic Sign. Explore the scope, delivery challenge and project references below.
| Client | Sadia / Carrefour UAE |
| Event / project | Sadia Overnight Carrefour Rollout — 33 UAE Hypermarket Locations |
| Venue / location | Carrefour Hypermarkets (Mall of the Emirates, Deira City Centre, Yas Mall, etc.) |
| Year | 2019 |
| Reported project scale | 33 locations |
| Services described | EGS started around midnight and finished before 6am. Scope included chiller branding and installation, plus island displays. The rollout used 13 vehicles, one labourer per vehicle, and 8-10 QA/QC people moving across teams, with approximately 25-30 people involved overall. |
| Main challenge | The rollout was originally planned for Friday. On Wednesday, while the program was already in motion, the client asked EGS to move the full 33-location Carrefour UAE scope forward and complete it that same night. Mall work could only begin after closing. |
| Outcome | The full rollout, not only a small add-on, was completed across all 33 locations before morning customer trading. |
Project facts are limited to the information in EGS’s published project record. Where a dimension, crew count, approval detail or delivery window is not documented for a project, it is not inferred.
In 2019, EGS owned the Sadia Carrefour hypermarket retail installation rollout across 33 UAE locations, not a single-store add-on.
The rollout was originally planned for Friday. On Wednesday, while the program was already in motion, the client asked EGS to move the full 33-location Carrefour UAE scope forward and complete it that same night. Mall work could only begin after closing.
EGS started around midnight and finished before 6am. Scope included chiller branding and installation, plus island displays. The rollout used 13 vehicles, one labourer per vehicle, and 8-10 QA/QC people moving across teams, with approximately 25-30 people involved overall.
The full rollout, not only a small add-on, was completed across all 33 locations before morning customer trading.
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Yes, when the change is physically feasible within venue regulations. Because EGS operates our own joinery, CNC, paint, and metal workshops in the UAE, we can re-engineer components overnight without relying on third-party subcontractor queues.
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