Saudi Arabia’s SR270B Project Pipeline

Feb 17, 2012

Saudi Arabia launched projects worth SAR270-billion last year. No wonder there is a shortage of cement. Expect more shortages as the construction boom kicks off in earnest.

The Saudi Ministry’ decision to ban cement exports to ensure there is plenty of supply available for the local market is a sign of hectic construction activity in the Kingdom. READ MORE HERE

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