Tag: Saudi Arabia

The Slovenian metallurgical group SIJ (Slovenska Industrija Jekla) plans to build a € 1.5bn plant in Saudi Arabia to produce electric steel and high-quality...

Vallourec has signed a 10-year agreement with Saudi Aramco for the supply of premium casing and services.

Australian shipowner MMA Offshore orders mud agitators for its AHTS MMA Chieftain, which is operating in the Middle East region.

Wood has secured a new contract with SABIC to deliver the engineering design for a world-class petrochemical research center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In Saudi Arabia desalination fulfills the most basic need for humanity, providing clean, safe water. The many plants constructed along the eastern and western coasts literally pump life into this arid country. Keeping these plants running and tackling the inevitable corrosion issues that arise from processing seawater is the responsibility of the corrosion department within the Desalination Technologies Research Institute (DTRI).

Saudi Arabia's National Industrialization Co. has announced that its subsidiary, National Titanium Dioxide Company (Cristal), has signed a definitive agreement for the acquisition of its titanium dioxide (TiO2) business, by Tronox Limited in return for USD 1.

CENTRAVIS, a global supplier of stainless steel tubes, has been approved as a supplier for the electric utility company Saudi Electricity Company (SEC, Saudi Arabia).

Samsung Engineering Company has signed a USD 2.76 billion deal to build a natural gas liquid complex in eastern Saudi Arabia. As per the contract, signed with Saudi Aramco, Samsung Engineering will finish the complex in the Shaybah oil and gas field by June 2014.

Shamla Pharmaceutical Industries (Shamla) is building a manufacturing facility in King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), Saudi Arabia. Shamla is a partnership between Zimmo Trading, Global Napi Pharmaceuticals and Unipharma Pharmaceutical Industries and made the deal with Emaar, the developers of The Economic City in KAEC’s Industrial Valley.

Dhuruma Electricity Co. has appointed Mott MacDonald as Owner’s Engineer for a USD 1.6 billion power plant in Saudi Arabia. Located 125km from Riyadh in Riyadh Central Province, the power plant is being constructed to meet the rising future demand for electricity in Saudi Arabia and facilitate the continued growth of the country.