30 October 2007
Houston-based wellhead equipment maker Natco Group said it had entered a joint venture deal with Saudi Arabia's Al-Rushaid Petroleum Investment Company to build and sell its products in the Kingdom.
Houston-based wellhead equipment maker Natco Group said it had entered a joint venture deal with Saudi Arabia's Al-Rushaid Petroleum Investment Company to build and sell its products in the Kingdom.
Natco chief executive John Clarke said the deal gave the company access to the largest oil-producing market in the world.
The deal includes an agreement to build a new manufacturing plant at an industrial complex owned by the Al-Rushaid parent group in Jubail, Saudi Arabia by the end of 2008.
Clark said he expected initial sales to focus on oil dehydrating and desalting equipment.
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