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Founded in 1967, Saudi Economic Survey, the only English language weekly published inside Saudi Arabia, has been communicating to its readers all that is significant in one of the most vibrant and vital economic regions in the world. The broad range of topics covered by the Survey includes banking, finance, business activity and oil. SES is an essential part of the regular reading material for executives, decision makers in firms and organizations engaged in any kind of business activity, and also those who are looking for investment opportunities in this part of the world. We welcome readers worldwide to join us now online for the first time.
Latest Updates
A 26-member American trade delegation from Ohio has visited the Kingdom in order to explore business opportunities in the Eastern Province and Riyadh. The delegates, headed by Cincinnati Mayor Mark…
Read more...Saudi Hollandi Bank (SHB) said its fourth quarter net profit edged up 2.7 percent on the year to SR231 million ($ 61.6 million) due to a fall in operating expenses,…
Read more...Muscat Capital, the investment banking subsidiary of BankMuscat in Saudi Arabia, has been appointed as financial adviser for Abdul Mohsen al Muhaisen Sons Holding Company, which recently signed a concession…
Read more...Abdul Latif Jameel Company (ALJ) plans to start a car accessories subsidiary in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, according to Dr. Saad Attiya Al-Ghamdi, Senior Deputy for the President of…
Read more...Saudi Arabia has emerged as one of the most attractive insurance markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. In recent years, the Kingdom’s insurance industry has progressed well, and…
Read more...Department of Education in Qunfudah province (Tel:. +9667 732 1768) invites bids for the following tenders: 1. Completion of the third high school for girls in the province of Al-Bekariyah …
Read more...Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) received a Saudi chamber delegation headed by Adnan H Mandourah, Secretary General, Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently in line with both…
Read more...Saudi Arabia’s inflation slowed to a four-year low of 5% on average last year despite record government spending, data showed yesterday. Average consumer price growth in the $ 577bn Saudi…
Read more...The National Water Company (NWC) has started work on 132,000 sewage connections in the northern and central districts of Jeddah. The works began this month with the connection of 13,500…
Read more...Saudi Aramco and Sinopec Group of China took another giant leap forward with the signing on Saturday of a landmark SR32 billion ($ 8.5 billion) joint venture agreement to set…
Read more...Saudi Arabian Oil plans to build refineries in China and Indonesia as part of a $ 200 billion spending programme to double refining capacity and explore for oil and natural…
Read more...Aramco Trading, a wholly-owned company subsidiary, geared up and began commercial operations Jan. 1, 2012, as Saudi Aramco’s downstream investment portfolio expands in-Kingdom and overseas. A statement on the company’s…
Read more...The manufacturing output in the emerging markets fell for a second successive quarter and at the sharpest pace since the first quarter of 2009, driven by a reduction in factory…
Read more...The Kingdom signed on Saturday a SR30.815 billion contract with a Saudi-Spanish consortium for implementing Phase II of the Haramain High Speed Rail Project. The deal with Al-Shoula Co., representing…
Read more...The cement crisis in several regions of the Kingdom has disrupted a number of construction projects and seen prices soar on the black market. Citizens interviewed by Okaz/Saudi Gazette said…
Read more...Saipem, Europe’s biggest oil services company by market value, said it had clinched engineering and construction onshore contracts in the Kingdom worth about $ 600 million. Saipem said it was…
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