Saudi Sipchem to acquire 25% of International Gases
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National Power Company
Also known as: NPC Last updated on: 07 September 2020
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Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaEstablished In2002Primary SectorPower and UtilitiesContact details
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Building: Business Gate BuildingStreet: Dammam Al Khobar Road
Floor: 1st Floor
Area: Al Khalidiya Area
P.O. Box: 13793
Country: Saudi Arabia
City: Dammam
City Suffix: 31414
Region
Eastern ProvinceCONTACT
- Email: info@npc-sa.com
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