Saudi: Al Yamamah Steel rolls out deal exceeding $44.66mln in value
Under the one-year agreement, the two parties will join forces to supply steel towers for a 380 kilovolt ultra-high voltage line for the Western Region.
Al Yamamah Steel highlighted that the project, starting in August, will start affecting its financial results during the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025.
Last February, the Tadawul-listed firm and a Branch of Hyundai Engineering and Construction Company Limited penned a SAR 174.91 million deal.
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