Abunayyan Holding addresses complex manufacturing and operational challenges with bold thinking and industry insights. Our end-to-end services and global capabilities enable us to deliver innovative and effective solutions across five integrated sectors.
Five stages, and the fifth returns to the first: whoever operates the asset knows what the next project needs. That return is why a client contracts one accountable party instead of fifteen suppliers.
WETICO · DCT · IICS · Citiscape · Arabian Qudra
Abunayyan Trading · KSB Arabia · Eaton Arabia · IWAC · HolyStar
Toray ME · Saudi Meters · Eaton Arabia · ABCI · NextPower · Plime · WETICO
WETICO · Abunayyan Trading · DCT · Citiscape · IWAC · Arabian Qudra
Abunayyan Trading · KSB Arabia · IICS · MEAC · Citiscape · SIS
Each sector below carries the scope it can be held to, and the companies that deliver it. The delivered projects behind each one are listed further down.
The founding sector and the deepest one. Desalination, sewage and wastewater treatment, reuse, membranes, pumps, irrigation and landscape — engineered, manufactured in the Kingdom, built, and then operated for as long as the asset runs.
Solar EPC and trackers, storage, electrical systems and smart distribution, energy audits and ESCO performance contracts. Most of a solar field or a substation is manufactured before it reaches site, which is where this sector’s weight sits.
Facility EPCM across the full lifecycle, critical power and smart distribution, and the SCADA and controls layer above them. The newest sector, entered with the power and controls engineering the other two spent decades building.
Each project names the sector it belongs to, the capacity it runs at, the client it serves, and the group companies that carried it — the same five stages, applied to real sites.
Water · Rabigh, KSA
Serving more than three million people on the Red Sea coast.
Water · Riyadh, KSA
Treated water reuse for the world’s largest urban park, with a 28M liters/day plant alongside it.
Water · Béjaïa, Algeria
The group’s largest international water reference.
Water · Diriyah, KSA
Food Chain Reactor technology inside a heritage site — design through operation in one company.
Energy & Power · Bisha, KSA
Project total; the company’s scope within it is not specified in the source.
Energy & Power · NEOM, KSA
The first hybrid solar-plus-storage reference in the Kingdom.
Energy & Power · Kingdom-wide
Seventy three-phase UPS systems for critical low-current and data-center loads.
Data Centers · Makkah & the Mashaer
Converting Hajj-period utility operation to remote monitoring and control.
Data Centers · Kingdom-wide
Cut manual meter-reading time by 60% across the national network.
Capacities and delivering companies come from the group’s own records. Client names are shown only where those records confirm them.
National utilities, ministries, giga-projects and industrial groups — the clients whose infrastructure has to work every day.
16
Countries with delivered water projects
4
Countries of direct operation: KSA, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar
370
Ministry of Interior sites served in one program
60%
Cut in manual meter-reading time, Ministry of Water
A desalination plant needs power. A data hall needs cooling water. These are the scopes that normally require three contracts and produce two arguments.
Desalination is one of the most energy-intensive processes in the Kingdom. Buying the plant and its electrical systems from the same group means the load and the supply are designed against each other, not negotiated afterwards.
Metering, SCADA and remote operation turn a distribution network into something that can be run from a room. Makkah during the Hajj is the proof — the same layer a data hall needs.
Facility EPCM, uninterruptible power, smart distribution and the service agreement that keeps them running. Three sectors’ worth of engineering, contracted once.
