02/12/2025 02:38 AST

Nesma Infrastructure & Technology has announced that it has secured a SAR840 million ($224 million) contract from Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) for the construction of a 230/115/34.5kV substation at Jubail in the kingdom's eastern region.

As per the deal, Nesma will construct Jubail Southeast 230/115/34.5 kV substation, including OHTL along with associated replacement works. The entire project will be completed within a 20-month tenure.

This is Nesma's second such win from SEC in November when it was awarded a $40 million contract for a 380kV OHTL project.

This year, Nesma had snapped up similar orders from SEC worth $752 million.


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