A consortium led by China's Jiangsu United Water Technology, including UAE's Prosus Energy and Saudi Arabia's Armada Holding, won a contract to build and upgrade two sewage treatment plants in Saudi Arabia. The project is estimated to cost about SR211 million ($56.3 million) and will have a combined capacity of about 440,000 cubic meters per day.
Saudi Arabia's National Water Company signed a 15-year contract worth over $347 million with a consortium of Jiangsu United Water Technology, Armada Holding, and Prosus Holding to rehabilitate, operate and maintain nine sewage treatment plants in Hail, Qassim, Al-Jouf and Northern Borders provinces.
A consortium led by China's Jiangsu United Water Technology won a long-term operations and maintenance contract for nine sewage treatment plants in northern Saudi Arabia. The contract is valued at about SR203 million ($54.1 million) and includes a 15-year term with an initial three-year rehabilitation period.