Brickstone vaults into Dubai with $2m. investment for safe complex
The company is working for the first time in Dubai to set up a safe complex that will operate without human hand contact
By JERUSALEM POST STAFFDVIR INDIG, CEO of Brickstone.(photo credit: MORAG BITAN)Brickstone, which owns a chain of private safe complexes in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, is negotiating with two investors from Dubai to establish a fully automated safe complex in Dubai with an investment worth $2 million.Adv. Dvir Indig, CEO, reports from Dubai: “The company is working for the first time in Dubai to set up a safe complex that will operate without human hand contact. After entering the customer’s secret code and fingerprint identification, a robot will pull the safe out without human contact and take it to a personal ATM where the customer will be waiting.”
