A Gateway to the World's Fastest-Growing Economy.

Since 1950, Abunayyan Holding has built the water, energy, manufacturing, digital and trade infrastructure the Kingdom runs on. We build it with partners — technology licensors, manufacturers and institutional investors who need a counterpart that already operates here.

Why Partner with Abunayyan Holding

Seventy-five years of operating history, sixteen companies, and the licenses, plants and relationships that take a decade to build from scratch. Direct operations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Qatar, with projects delivered in Algeria, Morocco, Kuwait, Egypt and Azerbaijan.

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In-Kingdom Manufacturing and Project Delivery

In-Kingdom Manufacturing Facilities

Plants in Dammam’s 2nd and 3rd Industrial Cities producing smart meters, RO membranes, electrical panels and specialty chemicals. A licensor does not start with a greenfield site.

Proven Project Delivery

Rabigh 4 at 600,000 m³/day serving over three million people; 2.25 GW of solar at Bisha; 120 schools under 20-year PPP concessions in Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah.

IKTVA and NIDLP Local Content Alignment

The Group is aligned with the Kingdom’s IKTVA and NIDLP localization programs — the framework that decides who is eligible to bid on the largest contracts.

Operations Across the GCC and North Africa

Direct operations in four countries and delivered projects in five more, from Algeria to Azerbaijan.

Corporate Governance and Board Oversight

Board oversight through four standing committees — Audit, Nomination & Remuneration, Investment, and Governance, Risk & Compliance.

Renewable Energy and Digital Infrastructure

Vision Industries is localizing the Solar PV, wind, energy storage and green hydrogen supply chains; DCT and IICS carry the Group into data centers and industrial digitalization.

Our Joint Venture Partners

Long-lived by design — the oldest joint venture on this page was signed in 1993, the newest in 2025.

KSB

Since 1993

KSB Arabia — pumps and mechanical solutions, with a service workshop in Riyadh’s 2nd Industrial Area and technicians covering every region.

Toray

Since 2014

Toray Membrane Middle East — RO membrane manufacturing in Dammam, up to 300,000 membranes a year, supplying Rabigh 4 and Rabigh 3.

Advanced BioCatalytics, USA

Since 2019

ABCI — a 7,600 m² plant in Dammam producing green, biodegradable specialty chemicals at 25,000 tonnes a year, with technology transferred from California.

Eaton

Since 2020

Eaton Arabia — electrical panel and CNC manufacturing, with manufacturing and sales in Dammam and Dubai.

Nextpower

Nextpower Arabia — solar facilities and supply chains, delivering the 2.25 GW Bisha solar project.

HolyStar

HolyStar Arabia — a joint venture within the Group’s trade and services sector.

International Real Estate Partners

Since 2025

SIS — technology-enabled integrated facilities management, combining IREP’s presence in 49 countries with the Group’s operating base in the Kingdom.

Partnership Models

Abunayyan Holding partners through three structures — technology joint ventures, distribution and agency agreements, and manufacturing localization inside the Kingdom.

Joint Venture

In-Kingdom manufacturing, distribution channels, regulatory permits and local content standing.

Toray
KSB
Eaton
Advanced BioCatalytics
IREP

Distribution and Agency

Abunayyan Trading’s network since 1950 — supply, logistics, spare parts and after-sales service across water, power and heavy machinery.

Rehlko
JCB
Xylem
Hydrus
Rittal
Legrand

Manufacturing Localization

Industrial land and plants, MODON and Civil Defense approvals, and alignment with the IKTVA and NIDLP programs.

ABCI
Toray Membrane ME
Vision Industries

Why Partner in Saudi Arabia

For a partner who has not operated here before, four things matter more than the rest.

Vision 2030 Project Pipeline

The diversification agenda is executed through contracts — water, power, transport and industrial capacity, tendered and awarded.

Local Content Requirements

IKTVA and NIDLP set local-content requirements that shape who can compete. A local partner is part of qualifying, not a convenience.

Infrastructure-Led Development

Water, power and digital capacity are built before the cities they serve — which is where this Group already works.

75 Years of Operating Continuity

The Group has operated through every phase of the Kingdom’s development since 1950, serving more than 20,000 customers.

Sustainability and Local Content

Toray membranes made in the Kingdom at 300,000 units a year. 192 million liters a day of water reused at King Salman Park. 2.25 GW of solar at Bisha. The partnerships on this page are measured by what they build here, not by what they import.

How to Start a Partnership

Every joint venture the Group holds went through the same four stages.
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Fit and Scope

A first conversation on the sector, the scope, and whether the Group’s existing capability is the right base for what you are bringing.
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Structure and Governance

Ownership, board representation and reporting are agreed before anything is signed. Investment decisions pass through the Board’s Investment Committee.
03

Build and Localize

Licenses, land, plant and people. The Group carries the in-Kingdom execution — the same route that produced the plants in Dammam’s industrial cities.
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Operate and Report

Oversight runs through the Board’s four standing committees — Audit, Nomination & Remuneration, Investment, and Governance, Risk & Compliance.