The investment exceeds 3 billion U.S. dollars! The world’s largest “super shipyard” accelerates construction

The King Salaman International Integrated Port Facilities Project in Saudi Arabia is located on the coast of the Arabian Gulf in the east of Saudi Arabia, with a total area of about 4500×2500 meters. After the completion of the project, it is mainly engaged in the manufacturing, maintenance, repair and overhaul of ships and drilling platforms, including the overhaul and manufacturing of super tankers (VLCC), with a total investment of more than 3 billion US dollars.

This project has attracted worldwide attention and is an important part of Saudi Arabia’s “Vision 2030″ national reform plan.

The area where the project department is located belongs to the tropical desert climate, which is hot and dry, with little precipitation. Under the baking of nearly 50 degrees, the desert is rising with waves of heat, making it difficult to breathe. There is also a “cyclone” with yellow sand all over the sky, which may blow up and down at any time. In order to ensure the quality of construction, all equipment here has passed Aramco’s highest-standard security inspections and field inspections in harsh construction environments such as high temperature and corrosion.

With strong equipment performance and excellent market reputation, SANY Group’s 77 various types of equipment have won the favor of the construction party and stood out from the fierce competition of many Chinese and foreign brands. At present, 10 Sany crawler cranes and rough terrain cranes have arrived at their destinations to participate in the construction.

In order to fully ensure the construction progress, Sany also dispatched the strongest service lineup, which is on call to ensure the uninterrupted and normal operation of all equipment, which greatly reduces the pressure on customers and owners under the influence of the new crown epidemic. The adverse effects on construction progress and economic benefits are minimized.

The King Salman International Integrated Port Facilities Project in Saudi Arabia was personally laid and named by King Salman. It will be able to build 4 offshore rigs and more than 40 ships each year, including 3 VLCCs. It is expected to drive Saudi Arabia’s GDP growth by US$17 billion. Import 12 billion U.S. dollars and create 80,000 jobs.