Dar Al-Mada’at Medical and Scientific Company , listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul), announced a new milestone in its business record with the awarding and signing of a strategic contract with the global energy giant, Saudi Aramco . The contract, valued at SAR 14.37 million, aims to carry out vital maintenance and development work at the Berri gas field, one of Aramco’s most important operational assets.
According to the company's official disclosure, the contract was signed on November 30, 2025, and is scheduled to run for 36 months (three years). The scope of work includes specialized repair, refurbishment, and treatment of sulfur tanks and associated collection pits in an onshore field. Actual work on the project is expected to commence in January 2026, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the fruitful collaboration between the two companies.
General context and importance of the project
This contract comes as part of Saudi Aramco’s ongoing efforts to maintain the efficiency and safety of its production facilities. The Berri field, located in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom, is a strategic oil and gas field that plays a pivotal role in meeting the growing domestic demand for energy and supporting the petrochemical industry. Regular maintenance and overhaul work, particularly for facilities handling materials such as sulfur produced during gas processing, is essential to ensure the continuity of operations while adhering to the highest standards of environmental and occupational safety.
Expected impact on the company and the market
For Dar Al-Mada’a, winning this contract is a testament to the quality of its services and its competitive edge in the specialized industrial services sector, further diversifying its project and client portfolio. The contract is also expected to have a positive financial impact on the company’s revenues during its execution period, supporting its future growth and bolstering investor confidence in its performance. Domestically, this collaboration underscores the vital role of national companies in supporting critical projects within the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, which aims to enhance local content and empower the private sector to actively participate in major development projects, particularly in the energy sector, the backbone of the Saudi economy.
