Saudi Binladin group seeks adviser for jumbo debt restructuring – sources
The company, which has dominated the construction sector for years, is crucial to the kingdom's plans for tourism and infrastructure projects
Reuters News - 31-Jul-2019
Saudi Oger Ltd. (dissolved)
Also known as: SO Last updated on: 09 May 2019
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Business SummaryHolding company with interests in civil contracting for building and infrastructure projects; provides engineering consulting, training and corporate computer services; direct investment in various sectors; ownership and operation of a hotel.Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaOwnership TypeForeignEstablished In1978Primary SectorConstructionNumber of Employees-Latest News
construction
Nayifat Finance Company announces intention to list on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul)
The net proceeds due to the Company will be used to grow the company's financing portfolio and add credit cards to its product range.
Press Release - 17-Jun-2019Top contractor Saudi Oger's debts top $10bln
More than 6,000 people had approached the court demanding it to intervene to get their dues from the company paid
TradeArabia - 27-May-2019Saudi Oger's debts exceed $10.89bln, says court
According to the sources, more than 6,000 people had approached the court demanding it to intervene to get their dues from the company paid
Saudi Gazette - 22-May-2019New joint venture plans to invest up to $1bln in Gulf infra projects
Investcorp and Aberdeen Standard Investments plan to take equity stakes of between $40-60mln in roads, rail, housing, healthcare and other schemes
ZAWYA - 14-Feb-2019Contact details
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