Location: Dammam,Jubail
Capital: 20

Location: Riyadh
Capital : 50

Location: Jubail
Capital: 200

Location: Abha
Capital: 5

Location: Najran
Capital: 30

Location: Riyadh
Capital: 400

Location: Sudaer
Capital: 35

Location: Riyadh
Capital: 8

Location: Jubail Industrial City
Capital: 27

Location: Yanbu
Capital: 30

Location: Jeddah
Capital: 550

Location: Alehsaa
Capital: 19

Location: Jubail/ Dammam/Riyadh
Capital: 17

Location: Dammam
Capital: 7

Location: Jubail Industrial City
Capital: 14

Location: Jeddah
Capital: 54

The proposed plant will produce the following types of processed glass:
Tempered Safetyaa Glass (ESG), is made from annealed glass with a thermal tempering process by heating flat glass to 600 oC and then rapidly cooling the surface.
Laminated Safety Glass (VSG), consist of two or more panes of flat glass with one or more layers of (PVB) sandwiched between them and treated, reducing the risk of shattered glass.
Insulating glass (multiple – walled), consists of two sheets of glass glued to an aluminium spacer which maintains an air space of 6 - 12 mm between the glass sheets

Silicon metal (Si), is a grey metallically lustrous metalloid element used mainly in the manufacture of silanes and silicones as a hardener or alloying element to produce aluminium alloys, and in the manufacture of solar cells and microprocessors. Production process takes place in a submerged electric arc furnace, considered an energy-intensive process. Further processing of the material into different product grades makes it applicable in many industry processes.

Potential to localize in the Kingdom groups of pumps manufacturing facilities. The opportunity consists of pumps manufacturing, assembling and testing, as well as the necessary service for repair, installation and maintenance.

Engineering, assembly, testing and maintenance as processes in a first stage for the production of flanges with local supply of raw materials. Due to the synergy with the materials needed for their production, there is a potential for backward integration within the value chain.