Jindal Steel claims that its Oman facility will be the largest steel plant in the Gulf. (Image source: Dave Hetus/Flickr)
Jindal Steel and Power (JSP) will commission a two million tonnes per annum capacity plant in Oman in October 2013, which the company claims will be the largest steel plant in the Gulf
Emirates Steel currently has a capacity to produce one million tonnes of structural steel per year. (Image source: BlaisOne/Flickr)
Emirates Steel has revealed plans to develop structural steel with enhanced mechanical properties that is often required in offshore oil, gas and petrochemical projects
Raysut Cement believes that the expansion will have a positive impact on the performance and profitability of the company in future. (Image source: DFID/Flickr)
Oman-based cement manufacturer Raysut Cement has revealed plans to expand into Somalia and Yemen in an attempt to tap into the growing number of opportunities in both markets
A large chunk of the Cemex investment will go in increasing capacity to use coal, pet coke and other fuels at its Assuit cement plant. (Image source: CEMEX)
Mexican cement company Cemex has announced plans to invest US$100mn in Egypt in an attempt to upgrade its operation in the North African country
The project is the first St Regis property in Jordan. (Image source: St Regis)
Drake & Scull International has won a US$43mn contract to provide complete engineering solutions to the new St Regis Hotels and Residences project in Jordans capital Amman
