Elbahouse

Elbahouse is a bus-body manufacturing and assembly company based in Amman, Jordan. The company was established in 1976 on a 10-hectare site in the Jordanian capital and was designed with annual capacity to assemble more than 2,000 buses. Its business is focused on the production and assembly of bus bodies rather than on the manufacture of complete passenger vehicles across a broad automotive portfolio. The company is described as a partnership equally divided between the Iraqi Ministry of Transportation and the Jordanian Khoury family. This ownership structure gives Elbahouse a distinctive cross-border institutional and family-business character, linking Jordanian industrial operations with Iraqi public-sector participation. The available reference material does not identify individual founders, directors, chief executives, financial results, customer contracts, export figures, or current ownership changes. Elbahouse's headquarters and factories are located in Amman. The site covers approximately 100,000 square meters in total, with around 50,000 square meters of constructed facilities. The scale of the premises reflects the company's role as a substantial vehicle-assembly operation within Jordan's industrial sector. Its listed production includes bus lines named Grand Star, Royal Star, Silver Star, and Town Star. Publicly available information about Elbahouse is limited. The reference material establishes its founding date, location, ownership arrangement, manufacturing activity, production capacity, facility size, and principal product names, but does not provide enough evidence to describe a current sales network, geographic operating footprint, recent product development, financial performance, or present operating status with confidence. Accordingly, Elbahouse is best characterized as an Amman-based bus-body manufacturer whose historical identity is tied to bus assembly and a large industrial facility.

Elbahouse was established in 1976 on a 10-hectare tract in Amman, Jordan. From its foundation, the company was organized around bus-body production and bus assembly, with stated capacity to assemble more than 2,000 buses annually. Its industrial site subsequently became the company's headquarters and manufacturing base. The company has been described as an equal partnership between the Iraqi Ministry of Transportation and the Khoury family of Jordan. This arrangement appears to have been central to Elbahouse's corporate identity, combining public-sector Iraqi participation with Jordanian family ownership. The available historical material does not specify the precise date or circumstances of the partnership's formation, nor does it identify the individuals representing either ownership side. Elbahouse's facilities are located in Amman and occupy approximately 100,000 square meters, including roughly 50,000 square meters of constructed space. The size of the site indicates an operation intended for industrial-scale vehicle assembly rather than small-scale vehicle customization. The company is associated with several bus ranges or production names: Grand Star, Royal Star, Silver Star, and Town Star. Beyond these facts, the available sources provide little documented information about the company's later development. There are no supplied details on changes in ownership, management, technology, production volumes achieved, export destinations, major customers, financial results, or current manufacturing activity. Its present status therefore requires further verification. The documented historical profile remains that of an Amman-based bus-body manufacturer and assembler with a large production site and a stated annual capacity exceeding 2,000 buses.

• 1976

  Elbahouse is established in Amman

  [1]Elbahouseen.wikipedia.org

  Elbahouse is founded on a 10-hectare site in Amman, Jordan, with stated capacity to assemble more than 2,000 buses per year.

A Jordan-based industrial manufacturer and assembler focused on bus bodies and bus production.

• Bus

  Grand Star

  Grand Star is one of the bus production names associated with Elbahouse. The available reference identifies it as part of the company's listed production but does not provide specifications, seating configurations, chassis information, launch timing, or current availability.

• Bus

  Royal Star

  Royal Star is a bus line listed among Elbahouse's production offerings. Publicly available reference material does not describe its technical characteristics, intended market, production period, or relationship to the company's other bus lines.

• Bus

  Silver Star

  Silver Star is identified as one of Elbahouse's bus products or production lines. No reliable details are available in the supplied material concerning its design, propulsion, body configuration, customers, or current production status.

• Bus

  Town Star

  Town Star is among the bus lines associated with Elbahouse. The available source does not establish whether it was intended primarily for urban, intercity, or other services, and does not provide product specifications or dates of introduction.

1. 1Elbahouseen.wikipedia.org