SNT Energy Expands Saudi Subsidiary Factory for 2nd Phase... Production Capacity Triples

SNT Gulf Holds Ceremony to Commemorate Expansion of Production Plant

SNT Energy has significantly increased the production capacity of its local factory in Saudi Arabia.

SNT Energy announced on the 17th that its wholly-owned subsidiary, SNT Gulf, held a ceremony to commemorate the second expansion of its production plant.

The ceremony, held at 2 p.m. local time on the 16th in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, was attended by more than 120 key stakeholders, including Saudi Arabia's national oil company Aramco and power industry construction firms.

Senior officials from Saudi Arabia and SNT Energy are cutting the ribbon at the ceremony commemorating the second expansion of the SNT Gulf plant.

With this plant expansion, SNT Gulf's production capacity has tripled compared to when it was established in 2012. Based on this, SNT Gulf plans to expand the production of major power generation equipment such as air coolers, heat recovery steam generators (HRSG), and condensers, which are key components of nuclear power facilities, aiming to increase business orders and local export systems in Saudi Arabia as well as the Middle East and Eastern Europe regions.

SNT Gulf is an overseas subsidiary established by SNT Energy in 2012, the first Korean petrochemical and power plant equipment company to set up a local entity in Saudi Arabia. Since its establishment, SNT Gulf has continuously invested locally in Saudi Arabia and has grown into a leading manufacturer of air coolers and HRSGs in the Middle East region.

The company has been targeting the petrochemical and power generation market in the Middle East, including signing a strategic long-term procurement agreement (CPA) with Aramco in November 2022.

An SNT Energy official stated, “With this plant expansion, it is now possible to produce not only Aramco’s air coolers but also major power generation equipment such as heat recovery steam generators announced by the Saudi Minister of Energy,” adding, “Through registering HRSG as a strategic procurement item with the Saudi local government procurement agency (LCGPA), we will expand orders for new nuclear and combined cycle power plant equipment projects in the Middle East region.”

Key figures from Saudi Arabia and SNT Energy are taking a commemorative photo at the ceremony for the second expansion of the SNT Gulf factory.

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