Al Ayuni secured a $532 million contract for infrastructure works in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.

• $532 million was secured by Al-Ayuni company to develop and construct in the ancient city of Diriyah.
• The company has been contracted on a usual basis by Saudi Arabia since 2006 with multiple projects already finished.
• Constructing roads and bridges, railways, marble and mining, energy, water, power and real estate are the main focus points of the contracting company.

Al Ayuni, a Saudi-based investment and contracting company recently announced that it was awarded $532 million in contracts by Diriyah Company which is part of Saudi Arabia’s PIF (sovereign wealth fund).

Al-Ayuni is a contractor in Saudi Arabia that has been providing services since 2006, operates in a variety of business sectors, including roads and bridges, railway, building, marble and mining, energy, water and power, as well as real estate industries.

Recently, Diriyah Company Group CEO Jerry Inzerillo signed a contract with Al Ayuni CEO Engineer Waleed Hamad Albathe at the Public Investment Fund and the Private Sector Forum held in Riyadh.

The company also secured a design and build contract from Roshn Group, a leading developer in the kingdom powered by Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund (PIF), for public facilities and residential units within the Al Falwa community in the Eastern Province. Al Bathe signed the contract with senior Roshn officials at the PIF and Private Sector Forum.

Al Ayuni compeleted Projects:

The company has completed multiple mega-projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia such as:

Sharma to Tabuk road upgrade: which involved the construction of 30 km of road works and ancillary works.

Tabuk Madina expressway: it involved the construction of 40 km Expressway Road works, including 18 bridges and 48 culverts.

Arafat infra project: The construction of a 80 km road including 10 bridges, 30 culverts and an infra development tent with storm drainage network and other utilities.

More projects are being constructed by Al-Ayuni company in plans for Saudi Arabia’s Vision2030.