Prime Highlights

• Saudi Intermaint wins its first EPC contract for a cement mill project.
• The company completes a key plant upgrade stage at the Second Industrial City in Riyadh.

Key Facts

• Saudi Intermaint is a subsidiary of Egypt-based International Company for Construction and Special Maintenance.
• It works across cement, steel, power, and mining sectors.

Background

Saudi Intermaint, a specialist in end-to-end industrial solutions, secures its first Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract for a cement mill project, marking a major step forward in the company’s growth and expanding capabilities.

The scope of work covers the provision of engineering services and the expansion of execution capabilities at the facility. The contract signals a clear shift in the company’s direction, moving from maintenance and support services toward full integrated engineering and project execution within the industrial sector.

Saudi Intermaint, which operates in heavy industrial sectors that include cement, steel, power and mining, is a subsidiary of the International Company for Construction and Special Maintenance, which is based in Egypt. The company says this milestone reflects a significant advancement in its organisational capabilities.

A company spokesman says the firm remains committed to delivering the project to the highest standards of quality, safety, and operational excellence while meeting deadlines and adhering strictly to project requirements.

The newly awarded EPC contract comes right after Saudi Intermaint reached its important project milestone for their client, who operates a plant in the Second Industrial City of Riyadh. The company completes not only the key work at the site safely and on time, but also achieves important mechanical work, piping, and steel structure installation.

He says this shows that Saudi Intermaint can manage large and complex projects with good quality and accuracy.

These achievements show that Saudi Intermaint is growing stronger in Saudi Arabia’s industrial and construction sector and is helping build a more capable industrial base in the country.