Saudi Arabia’s SPARK, Dalipal sign $2.1bn energy equipment manufacturing deal
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Energy Park and China’s Dalipal Holdings have signed a 25-year lease as part of a $2.1 billion deal to build an advanced energy equipment manufacturing base in the Kingdom. The project’s first phase is expected to involve an investment of about $600 million, with the facility spanning 1.03 million sq. metres within SPARK, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Dalipal…
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