19 May 2016
JUBAIL: The Royal Commission for Jubail (RCJ) on Tuesday signed five new contracts for projects in Jubail Industrial City. The SR735 million projects occupy a total area of 364.509 sqm.
Abdulaziz Attragi, RCJ general manager of strategic planning, signed the deals, which will create nearly 308 job opportunities.
One of the deals is for Sipolet Saudi Arabian Co. Ltd., which is related to the establishment of a facility to carry out the works of examination, observation and inspection of crude oil and chemicals.
As per the other deals, Al-Mubdee Company for Chemical and Industrial Services will establish a factory for the production of specialty chemicals and providing industrial services.
Zai Gulf Co. Ltd. will open a factory for the production of specialty chemicals, while Rafako Middle East Ltd.'s operations will recycle rubber ethylene and produce main polymers compounds.
Yet another contract was signed with the aim of establishing a factory for the production of chemical analysis devices.
Commenting on the new deals, Attragi said: "These projects reflect the new strategy of the RCJ in promoting industries, industrial services and modern electronic devices, with a view to meeting the needs of citizens and residents in Jubail."
JUBAIL: The Royal Commission for Jubail (RCJ) on Tuesday signed five new contracts for projects in Jubail Industrial City. The SR735 million projects occupy a total area of 364.509 sqm.
Abdulaziz Attragi, RCJ general manager of strategic planning, signed the deals, which will create nearly 308 job opportunities.
One of the deals is for Sipolet Saudi Arabian Co. Ltd., which is related to the establishment of a facility to carry out the works of examination, observation and inspection of crude oil and chemicals.
As per the other deals, Al-Mubdee Company for Chemical and Industrial Services will establish a factory for the production of specialty chemicals and providing industrial services.
Zai Gulf Co. Ltd. will open a factory for the production of specialty chemicals, while Rafako Middle East Ltd.'s operations will recycle rubber ethylene and produce main polymers compounds.
Yet another contract was signed with the aim of establishing a factory for the production of chemical analysis devices.
Commenting on the new deals, Attragi said: "These projects reflect the new strategy of the RCJ in promoting industries, industrial services and modern electronic devices, with a view to meeting the needs of citizens and residents in Jubail."
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