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Definitely the taxation on the lands is a hard issue now. We are expecting this legislation to take some time but if they implement it well, it will help the sector. This is not the only thing that will help housing especially for low income people.
The market is still stable. The prices in Saudi Arabia, especially in the areas where we work, in the Western Central region and in the Eastern provinces are still stable.
Looking forward into 2016, we are looking forward to a busy year. In our 11-year history, 2015 was our busiest year.
Mezahem Basrawi is one of the most dynamic corporate executives in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.
Al Saedan has been in the real estate business since 85 years and evolving since then but the past forty years when my father started the company as the first generation developing infrastructure developments.
National Petrochemical Industrial Company (NATPET) a leading polypropylene producers in Saudi Arabia, will introduce Plasteurasia 2015 visitors to the multiple processing and performance benefits of its newly-enhanced PP impact copolymer grade Teldene® B20ML for injection molding applications.
Alhamrani-Fuchs Petroleum of Saudi Arabia, Ltd. (Alhamrani-Fuchs) is a leading manufacturer and marketer of lubricants in Saudi Arabia and throughout the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.
Despite opening up to markets in the east and to investors globally, the future of the Saudi petrochemical industry remains challenging. About 90 million tons is the total annual output of Saudi Arabia’s petrochemical production.
Alhamrani-Fuchs Petroleum Saudi Arabia Ltd. (AFPSA) manufacture and markets lubricants in Saudi Arabia and the MENA region. AFPSA stands out as the one of the largest lubricant producer in Saudi Arabia’s private sector, and also as the leading provider of lubricants both nationwide as well as regionally throughout the Middle East and North Africa.
The top three largest defense spenders in the world are the US, Russia, and China. According to 2014 figures compiled by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Saudi Arabia comes in as a close fourth, having spent an estimated $80.8 billion dollars up by 17% from 2013.
