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Saudi Services for Electro Mechanic Works Closed Joint Stock Company
Also known as: SSEM Last updated on: 14 June 2019
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Business SummaryElectromechanical contracting; engineering, procurement and construction for water and power projects.Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1976Primary SectorConstructionNumber of Employees115Latest News
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TradeArabia - 25-Mar-2019Saudi Electricity Co. signs 2.5 bln riyal deal to build green power plant
Saudi Electricity, the Gulf's largest utility, contracted two companies for SAR2.5 billion (USD667 million) to build and operate the Green Duba power plant, state news agency SPA said.
Reuters News - 02-Nov-2015Contact details
Primary address
Al Rashed TowerAl Maathar Street
5th and 6th Floor
Al Maathar Area
6341
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
11442
Region
RiyadhCONTACT
- Tel: +966 11-462-5511
- Fax: +966 11-462-7804
- Fax: +966 11-279-1709
- Email: ssem@ssem.com.sa
- www.ssem.com.sa
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