Reportage Group recognises top performing team for two consecutive years
Reportage Group, one of the leading private developers in the UAE, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, is proud to announce that for the second consecutive year, the Adil & Shadab Team has been recognised as the Top Performing Team for 2023 and 2024.
With projects spanning across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and various international locations, Reportage Group continues to demonstrate exceptional leadership and performance in the real estate industry. This recognition comes as a result of outstanding contributions and a remarkable track record of success, with the team surpassing Dh792 million in sales in 2024.
In an exclusive interview, Adil Jamal Khan, sales director of Reportage Group, shared the secret behind the team's consistent success. "Our success is driven by the incredible people in our team who have managed to achieve more than Dh1.3 billion over the past two years. They possess deep market knowledge, are dedicated, hardworking and truly passionate about what they do. Their ability to connect with channel partners and clients with compassion sets them apart. Working with them never feels like work — it's a privilege."
Adil further extended his congratulations to his entire team, with special recognition for Shadab and Faiq, who have consistently secured the top sales manager positions—#1 and #2 respectively, over the past years.
Reportage Group extended heartfelt congratulations to the following individuals for their exceptional achievements: Faiq, Hidayat, Mohit, Shahroz, Faisal, Priyanka C., Rana, Reshmmi, Priyanka B., Kais, Youssef, Alaa, Wesam, Cherrie, Yves, and Shaikh Fiasal.
Shujauddin Shadab, the top sales manager for the second consecutive year, has achieved an impressive Dh450 million in sales over the past two years. Speaking on his continued success, Shadab attributed it to the unwavering support of his channel partners and the trust his clients have placed in him over the last five years. "As an investor myself, I've consistently helped my clients achieve profitable property investments. My goal is to enhance the value of every purchase by providing the best possible deal and showing genuine empathy toward each customer," said Shadab. "The trust and support I receive from my clients and partners are truly invaluable, and it is an honor to help them achieve their goals."
With the support of its dynamic team and strategic partnerships, Reportage Group continues to lead the UAE's real estate market, setting new benchmarks for excellence in the industry.
Founded in Abu Dhabi, Reportage Group is one of the UAE's premier real estate developers, specialising in the development of residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and various international locations. With a focus on quality and customer satisfaction, Reportage Group continues to contribute to the growth of the UAE's real estate sector.
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