Al-Omran Industrial and Trading Company, a leading company in the Saudi market, announced a pivotal milestone in its operational journey: the complete relocation of its factories to its new headquarters in Sudair Industrial and Business City. In an official statement published on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul), the company confirmed that it has received its official operating license and has commenced actual production, utilizing the newly installed machinery and equipment.
A strategic step in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030
This relocation is not merely a change in the company's geographical location; it is a profound strategic move aligned with the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030. The Vision aims to diversify the Kingdom's economic base and reduce its reliance on oil by empowering the industrial sector and enhancing local content. Developing model industrial cities, such as Sudair Industrial City, is a cornerstone of achieving this objective, providing an attractive investment environment and integrated infrastructure that supports the growth of national companies and boosts their competitiveness.
Sudair City for Industry and Business: An Engine for Industrial Growth
Sudair Industrial and Business City, overseen by the Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities and Technology Zones (MODON), is one of the largest industrial cities in the region. Its strategic location north of Riyadh and its advanced infrastructure, including integrated road, electricity, water, and logistics networks, make it an ideal destination for investors across various industrial sectors. The relocation of a company the size of Al-Omran to Sudair reflects the strong confidence in the investment environment offered by these model cities.
Positive impacts on the company and the local market
The start of production at the new factories is expected to have multiple positive impacts. At the company level, the use of modern machinery will lead to a significant increase in production capacity, improved operational efficiency, and enhanced quality of finished products. This will strengthen Al Omran's position in the local market, enabling it to meet growing demand and compete more effectively. On a broader economic level, this expansion will contribute to creating new job opportunities, support complementary industries, and reinforce the "Made in Saudi Arabia" brand, thus strengthening the national economy as a whole.
