Our history

About ALoda Company:

For over eighteen years, ALoda for Construction has established itself as one of Kuwait’s leading construction and contracting companies.
From the very beginning, the company has maintained a clear vision — to provide comprehensive engineering and construction solutions covering every stage of development, from planning and design to execution and final handover, all in accordance with the highest international standards of quality and professionalism.

Foundation and Early Growth

Founded in 2007 in Kuwait, ALoda set out to elevate the construction sector by delivering high-quality projects that combine engineering precision and flawless execution.
From its early years, the company invested heavily in skilled professionals and technical expertise, growing its workforce to 550 employees by 2010, a testament to its rapid rise and trusted reputation in the market.

Expansion and Development

In 2015, ALoda embraced sustainability and green-building practices, adopting advanced eco-friendly technologies across its offices and construction sites.
This forward-thinking approach fueled steady growth, increasing the workforce to 700 employees, and later to 1,050 employees by 2020, as the company expanded its portfolio across Kuwait with projects built to the highest global standards.

Present Achievements

By 2025, ALoda for Construction has become a recognized name in Kuwait’s construction industry, employing over 1,300 professionals — including engineers, technicians, and project managers — all united by a single purpose: to deliver exceptional projects that embody precision, reliability, and superior craftsmanship, reaffirming ALoda’s position as the preferred choice for clients seeking excellence and on-time delivery.

Vision 2035

As part of its strategic plan for 2035, ALoda aims to rank among Kuwait’s top three construction companies in terms of project volume, workforce strength, and execution quality.
The company plans to expand further into major infrastructure and governmental projects, while establishing a specialized center for sustainable design and construction, integrating modern technologies and clean-energy solutions in alignment with Kuwait’s national development vision and long-term sustainability goals.

Strengthening Our Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Infrastructure Capabilities

As ALoda Contracting Company’s history evolved from traditional construction into more specialized and high-performance projects, the company progressively built a strong track record in addressing climate-related challenges in both Kuwait and other regions. Over the years, ALoda has undertaken multiple initiatives focused on improving how buildings and infrastructure respond to extreme heat, dust storms, and demanding operating conditions—helping clients create assets that are more resilient, efficient, and future-ready.

1. Delivering construction works that improve the thermal performance of buildings

By upgrading building envelopes, enhancing roof and wall insulation, and integrating high-performance façade systems designed to reduce heat gain and improve indoor comfort while lowering cooling demand.

2. Developing solutions that reduce the impact of dust and heat on critical infrastructure

Through improved sealing of openings, optimized door and window systems, and protective treatments for exposed structural and architectural elements, helping assets remain operational and reliable in dusty and high-temperature environments.

3. Executing retrofit and rehabilitation initiatives to enhance energy efficiency

Including the replacement or upgrading of select building components, refinement of ventilation strategies, and integration of energy-efficient systems that support lower operating costs and improved environmental performance over the asset’s lifecycle.

4. Contributing to more sustainable and climate-ready infrastructure portfolios

By advising clients on practical, constructible improvements that extend asset life, reduce maintenance needs, and align with modern sustainability expectations in both the Middle East and the United States markets.