Algeria

ANDRITZ received a major order from General Emballage for a complete PrimeLine paper production line, including Africa's widest and highest-capacity paper machine, for a greenfield mill in Naama, Algeria. Start-up is scheduled for Q4 2028 and the order value is in the low three-digit million euro range.

Andritz received an order to supply a complete paper production line for General Emballage's new Algerian mill, including the widest and highest-capacity paper machine in Africa. The order value is in the low three-digit million euro range.

Andritz signed a contract to supply the complete paper production line, including stock preparation, paper machine, winder and automation, for Général Emballage's new mill in Naâma, Algeria, with an order value in the low three-digit million euro range.

Algerian packaging producer Général Emballage plans a new recycled containerboard (RCCM) mill in Naâma with 350,000 tpy capacity, with start-up scheduled for Q4 2028.

ANDRITZ has received an order from General Emballage to supply a complete PrimeLine paper production line, including Africa's widest paper machine with 350,000 tons per year capacity, for a greenfield mill in Naama, Algeria. Start-up is scheduled for Q4 2028 and the order value is in the low three-digit million euro range.

KSB Limited secured a major export order for the Hassi Massoud Refinery Project in Algeria during 2025.

Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services received an award letter from Sonatrach for the general contracting of a gas pressurization station project at the Hodenus gas field in Algeria. The contract is worth about 0.85 billion US dollars, split between US dollars and Algerian dinars.

GE Vernova has secured a major order from Sonelgaz, supplied through their joint venture GE Algeria Turbines, for high voltage equipment and grid automation for 134 substations by 2028. Integration will take place at GEAT's Ain Yagout facility in Batna.

Baker Hughes has secured a major contract from Sonatrach for a gas-boosting project at the Hassi R'Mel gas field, supplying 20 compression trains based on Frame 5 gas turbine and BCL compressor technology. The work is part of a broader order to a Baker Hughes and Tecnimont consortium, reported on 24 May 2024.

Sonatrach awarded a $2.3 billion EPC contract to a Baker Hughes and Tecnimont consortium for three gas boosting stations at the Hassi R'Mel field in Algeria. Baker Hughes will supply 20 compression trains, and completion is scheduled within 39 months.

Alfa Laval won an order worth about SEK 75 million to supply OLMI heat exchangers to a gas compression plant in Algeria, booked in late September 2020 with delivery scheduled for 2021. The announcement was dated 2020-10-09.

Air Products will provide four Main Cryogenic Heat Exchangers for Sonatrach's GL1Z LNG facility in Arzew, Algeria, replacing units installed in the late 1970s. Each exchanger has 1.3 million tonnes per year of production capacity.

Arkad-ABB won an engineering, procurement and construction contract worth US$50 million from MEDGAZ to add a fourth turbo-compressor train at the Beni Saf compression station in Algeria. The expansion will raise gas export capacity from 8 to about 10.5 billion m3 per year, with operation due in January 2021.

Emerson, with partner Fores Engineering, signed a USD 32 million contract with Sonatrach to modernise the Alrar gas processing plant in Algeria, including control and safety systems, fire and gas systems and valves.

Sonatrach awarded Emerson Electric, in partnership with Fores Engineering, a $32 million contract to modernize the Alrar natural gas processing plant in southeast Algeria with new control and safety systems.

Petrofac was provisionally awarded a $600 million engineering, construction and equipment contract by Sonatrach for the Tinhert gas field project in In Amenas, Illizi, Algeria, with signing expected in September 2018.

Weir Valves & Controls UK won an order worth about USD 1.1 million to supply 100 control and butterfly valves for the combined cycle Kais gas-fired power station in northeast Algeria, to be made in South Korea and the UK.

Sonatrach and Baker Hughes, a GE Company, created a joint venture, 51% Sonatrach and 49% Baker Hughes, to produce oil and gas equipment in Algeria. The 20,000 m2 industrial complex in Oran carries a joint investment of $45 million and is expected to be operational in December 2019.

Sonatrach (51%) and Baker Hughes, a GE company (49%), formed a new company to build a 20,000 sqm manufacturing facility in Arzew Industrial Zone, Algeria, for wellheads, Christmas trees, BOPs and valves, with an initial investment of USD 45 million and 200 local jobs, expected operational in December 2019.

Austrian supplier Papierfabrik Wattens won a tender from Algeria's SNTA to supply 7,200 reels of cigarette paper at EUR 10.21 per reel, FOB Hamburg. The contract was awarded the week of the report.

GE signed a multi-year services contract worth more than $3 billion with Sonelgaz SPE, covering operations and maintenance for 10 power plants in Algeria. The deal includes efficiency upgrades, digital solutions and local spare parts manufacturing.

GE signed a long-term operations and maintenance services agreement with Sonelgaz SPE covering 10 Sonelgaz power plants with 11 GW of generation in Algeria. The deal also includes an energy efficiency capacity building system and digital solutions.

Japanese engineering group JGC won a contract worth about 120 billion yen ($1.05 billion) from Algerian state energy company Sonatrach for natural gas production equipment at the Hassi R'Mel gas field.

AfricInvest sold its 40% stake in Algerian cardboard packaging maker Général Emballage to UK private equity funds and DEG, and buyers also bought 9% from the Batouche family. The total 49% stake was valued at USD 55 million.