Danube Group, a Dubai-based multibillion dollar diversified business conglomerate, has announced its contribution toward COVID-19 relief efforts in India. Danube will donate 10 percent of its group company Danube Home’s Dubai profits from its sales for the month of May, which run into crores, to mitigate COVID-19 pains in India. The relief initiative will be handled by the Danube Home Foundation, through which customers too will be urged to contribute toward this noble cause.
Danube Home will primarily be donating to oxygen provider agencies as well as NGOs in Mumbai, the city from where the company’s chairman Rizwan Sajan hails. To begin with, Danube Home has already decided to donate to three institutions based in Mumbai, which include the Popular Front of Maharashtra, Rotary India and Kalsekar Hospital. Further, Danube Home is also looking to donate to other NGOs across the country engaged in COVID-19 relief operations.
Adel Sajan, group managing director — Danube Group, said: “Given the severity of the devastating pandemic situation in India, it’s our utmost responsibility to make efforts toward helping the needy and the sufferers across India. Since its inception, Danube Group has stood strong with the people of India to make a positive difference in society. If we look at the nationwide fight against COVID-19, it is very much required for all organizations to come forward in every possible way to ensure that our citizens have seamless access to the healthcare services, oxygen and other necessary requirements which can save precious lives.”
Danube Home — the home interior retail arm of Danube Group — has showrooms in several strategic locations across the UAE. The stores are located in Al-Barsha, Fujairah, Jimi Mall, Sharjah, Ras Al-Khaimah, Al-Ain and Abu Dhabi. Apart from the UAE, Danube Home has seven showrooms in Oman, one showroom in Bahrain, and one in India, and is now a global brand with stores across 20 countries through its franchise-based model. It also has an e-commerce website, which is making new strides in the GCC market.
