Manufacturing

New wall system enjoys successful launch

REYNAERS MIDDLE EAST, the leading architectural aluminium solutions provider has successfully launched its latest Aluminum Fa?ade innovation the CW 65-EF, a practical time saving, economical and environment friendly unitized solution for the construction industry in the region.

p>REYNAERS MIDDLE EAST, the leading architectural aluminium solutions provider has successfully launched its latest Aluminum Fa?ade innovation the CW 65-EF, a practical time saving, economical and environment friendly unitized solution for the construction industry in the region.

HADEED signs steel plant contract

SAUDI BASIC INDUSTRIES Corporation (SABIC) announced that its manufacturing affiliate, Saudi Iron and Steel Company (HADEED), signed an agreement with the Italian company, Danieli, for the construction of a steel plant and a production line for galvanizing long products in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.

Aluminium industry buoyed by US$10.8 billion deal

SAUDI ARABIAN MINING Company (Maaden) has signed a US$10.8 billion contract with Alcoa, a world leader in aluminium, for the development of a fully integrated world-class aluminium industry in the kingdom.

p>SAUDI ARABIAN MINING Company (Maaden) has signed a US$10.8 billion contract with Alcoa, a world leader in aluminium, for the development of a fully integrated world-class aluminium industry in the kingdom.

QSTP unveiled as Qatar?s beacon of knowledge

THE DEVELOPMENT OF Qatar?s research vision reached a new phase with the inauguration of Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), Qatar Foundation?s research accelerator, in a memorable ceremony on March 16.

One million tonnes of steel

SAUDI STEEL FIRMS have accumulated around one million tonnes of steel products in their stocks due to an export ban and poor demand. The industry has urged the government to reconsider the decision to ban exports and has valued the surplus steel at US$533mn. Contractors have warned that removing the ban will result in spiralling costs.

p>SAUDI STEEL FIRMS have accumulated around one million tonnes of steel products in their stocks due to an export ban and poor demand. The industry has urged the government to reconsider the decision to ban exports and has valued the surplus steel at US$533mn. Contractors have warned that removing the ban will result in spiralling costs.