Saudi Arabia plans to invest USD 12Bln in steel projects

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Saudi Arabia to invest $12bln in steel projects
Saudi Arabia to invest $12bln in steel projects

Saudi Arabia is investing nearly $12 billion in steel projects to boost its production of the metal to face a large increase in domestic demand, a senior official has said.

Demand for steel, a pillar of construction activity, is already strong due to massive projects under way as part of the Gulf Kingdomโ€™s Vision 2030 economic diversification scheme, said Khalid Al-Mudaifer, Deputy Industry and Mineral Resources Minister.

Mudaifer, quoted by the Saudi daily Al-Madina on Friday, said mega projects launched in the worldโ€™s largest oil exporter over the past few years have a value of more than 5 trillion riyals ($1.33 trillion) and that more such projects are in the pipeline.

Saudi Arabia to invest $12bln in steel projects manufacturing

โ€œThese projects have largely boosted demand for steelโ€ฆ we expect this demand to surge by at least 150 percent in the next few years thanks to these projects,โ€ he said.

โ€œTo face this increase, there are steel projects in the Kingdom worth nearly $12 billion while total investments in metals exceed 120 billion riyals ($32 billion).โ€

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