EMIRATES FINANCIAL TOWERS, DUBAI
Capacity: 1191 Spaces
Footprint: 314’Lx118’Wx71’H
Levels: 9
Peak Capacity: 360 Cars/hour
We believe mankind deserves a better parking experience – one with less hassle, with valet like convenience, and one that offers safety and security for themselves and their vehicle.
A complete solution that provides more green space and community places.
A truly workable solution that brings a higher return on capital for investors despite being a responsible and sustainable way to improve the environment.
Therefore, Robotic Parking Systems continues to strive for the highest customer satisfaction by providing reliable technology with true redundancy that performs consistently even under the heaviest traffic demands worldwide.
WE CHANGE THE DYNAMICS OF LAND USE.
Parking can make or break a development. Too little, and people stay away.
Too much, and you sacrifice valuable commercial space, housing potential, and green areas that enhance the property’s appeal.
Robotic Parking Systems solve this problem by storing more cars in less than half the space of traditional garages.
This frees land for revenue-generating uses and community amenities—while delivering fast, secure, and user-friendly parking that keeps people coming back.
TW Consulting & Trade Ltd, specialists in environmentally friendly solutions, is proud to work with Bank of Valletta plc as its lending partner.
Through the Bank’s business product suite, start‑ups, SMEs, and other businesses may benefit from competitive financing solutions designed to support sustainable and environmentally responsible growth initiatives.
Welcome! from the BOV Customer Value Team. Let us know how we can help you.
All loans are subject to normal bank lending criteria and final approval from the Bank. The term of the loan must not go beyond retirement age. Caution! Borrowing money costs money.
Bank of Valletta p.l.c. of 58, Triq San Żakkarija, Il-Belt Valletta VLT 1130 is regulated by the MFSA and licensed to carry out the business of banking in terms of the Banking Act (Cap. 371 of the Laws of Malta).
