Kanoo Energy to Showcase Localization Capabilities at the Saudi Industry Forum 2025 - Middle East Business News and Information
Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, June 24th, 2025 – Kanoo Energy, a division of Kanoo Industrial & Energy, part of the Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo Company Limited, has announced its participation in the upcoming Saudi Industry Forum 2025, to be held from June 23 to 25 at the Dhahran Convention and Exhibition Center, under the patronage of the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.
As one of the Kingdom's foremost industrial gatherings, the Saudi Industry Forum is a key national platform for advancing industrial innovation and promoting in-Kingdom capabilities in line with the national industrial agenda of Vision 2030. The Forum will convene high-level leaders, policymakers, and industry pioneers to explore strategic pathways across localization, digitalization, and sustainability.
'Our participation is a reflection of our alignment with the Kingdom's industrial ambitions, ' said Ali Abdulla Kanoo, Deputy Chairman, Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo KSA and Chairman Kanoo Industrial and Energy. ' We are proud to support national efforts to localize supply chains, digitize operations, and deliver long-term impact through industrial self-sufficiency.'
Representing a legacy and presence of over a century in the Gulf, Kanoo Energy will showcase its fully integrated, in-Kingdom service model; including Height Safety Services, Process Solutions; featuring precision sampling systems from DOPAK and instrumentation from SICK; in-Kingdom manufacturing of Safety & Pressure Relief valves for high-integrity valve operations and Mechanical Services for pumps, including refurbishment, diagnostics, and performance testing.
Furthermore, Kanoo's Electrical Diagnostic Solutions and Workshop Services, will be showcasing it's supporting, automation, retrofits, and in-field maintenance. Through Adage Kanoo Industrial Company (AKIC), gas analytics and industrial instrumentation will be showcased, offering manufacturing and calibration of analysers and monitoring systems. While Kanoo Environment & Sustainability Solutions (KESS) offers emission control, robotics, additive manufacturing, water treatment, and energy optimization programs tailored to the Kingdom's environmental goals.
'Everything we do is centred around delivering localized future ready solutions,' added Fahad Kanoo, Board Member, Kanoo Industrial & Energy. 'From developing Saudi talent to investing in in-Kingdom infrastructure, we're focused on building industrial strength from within.'
With its robust footprint across the Kingdom, Kanoo Energy continues to invest in predictive maintenance tools, digital control systems, and lifecycle services, ensuring performance continuity and innovation at scale.
'The Saudi Industry Forum is an opportunity to demonstrate how Kanoo Energy is translating national strategy into action,' said Manoj Tripathy, CEO, Kanoo Industrial & Energy. 'We are building capabilities that enable industries to adapt faster, operate smarter, and grow more sustainably within the Kingdom.'
As Saudi Arabia enters a new era of industrial transformation, Kanoo Energy remains a steadfast partner, offering globally benchmarked solutions delivered by local expertise, in service of a stronger, more self-reliant economy.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
CairoScene
3 hours ago
- CairoScene
Ninja Becomes Saudi Arabia's Fastest Unicorn After $250 Million Raise
Saudi-based Ninja raises $250 million in fresh funding, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation and joining the region's growing unicorn ranks. Jul 02, 2025 Saudi delivery platform Ninja has officially become the Kingdom's fastest-growing unicorn after closing a $250 million funding round that pushed its valuation to $1.5 billion. The round was led by Riyad Capital and comes just three years after the company's founding in 2022. Founded by Ebrahim Al-Jassim - also behind food delivery pioneer HungerStation - Ninja offers fast delivery services across Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar, catering to groceries, pet supplies, and household essentials. The platform has processed millions of orders and is positioning itself for a public listing by 2027. The funding milestone places Ninja alongside other GCC unicorns such as Tamara and Tabby, reinforcing Saudi Arabia's growing influence in the MENA startup ecosystem. Despite a global VC slowdown, Saudi Arabia continues to see robust investment activity, with the first quarter of 2025 alone seeing nearly $400 million in startup funding. Ninja's model of hyper-fast, on-demand logistics aligns with the Kingdom's Vision 2030 goals, which aim to diversify the economy through innovation, tech infrastructure, and local entrepreneurship. The new capital is expected to accelerate Ninja's expansion and strengthen its operational capacity across the Gulf.
CairoScene
4 hours ago
- CairoScene
Pickl Opens Two New Burger Stores in Riyadh
UAE-born Pickl debuts in Saudi Arabia with two new stores in Riyadh, adding to its footprint across the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt, and now KSA, with franchise operations led by Sky Restaurants. Launched in Dubai in 2019, the iconic burger brand Pickl has officially landed in Riyadh, opening two new locations at Al Nakheel Mall and U Walk. The move brings its menu of hormone-free, antibiotic-free burgers, chicken sandwiches, loaded fries, and house-made sauces to Saudi Arabia for the first time. The brand's Saudi operations are led by Sky Restaurants, Pickl's exclusive franchise partner for the Kingdom, Egypt, and Kuwait. The expansion places Pickl in five countries across the region, including Bahrain and Qatar, as demand grows for Gulf-born chains with a cult following. Pickl's parent company, Yolk Brands, is now present in seven markets, including Pakistan and Oman, with more openings planned.
Daily News Egypt
18 hours ago
- Daily News Egypt
Egypt's Prime Minister holds high-level meetings at UN Conference on Financing for Development
Representing Egypt's President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a series of high-level diplomatic meetings on the sidelines of the 4th United Nations Conference on Financing for Development, held in Seville, Spain, reaffirming Egypt's commitment to strengthening international cooperation in the face of mounting global and regional pressures. In a pivotal discussion with Amy Pope, Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Madbouly highlighted the substantial burden Egypt shoulders as a host country for a large population of migrants and refugees—despite ongoing economic challenges. 'We call upon the international community to extend greater support to Egypt, especially given the economic strains caused by regional conflicts and global crises,' Madbouly said. He praised the strong partnership between Egypt and the IOM and reiterated Egypt's commitment to regional stability and inclusive policies, offering migrants access to education, healthcare, and employment—efforts recognised by numerous international bodies. Pope commended Egypt's humanitarian leadership and expressed the IOM's readiness to deepen cooperation. She also applauded Egypt's efforts to promote legal and organised migration and expressed interest in enhancing collaboration, particularly in seasonal and skilled labour migration to Europe. Responding to her inquiries, Madbouly outlined Egypt's coordination with European countries to establish legal migration frameworks that reflect Egypt's skilled labour potential and the mutual interest in addressing labour market demands. The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to explore new areas of cooperation, reinforcing Egypt's role as a key partner in global migration governance. Prime Minister Madbouly also met with Mathias Cormann, Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), to discuss ongoing collaboration, particularly through the OECD's MENA Initiative on Governance and Competitiveness for Development. Madbouly expressed Egypt's appreciation for the OECD's technical support and emphasised the importance of finalising the Country Cooperation Program, which he described as a cornerstone for deepening future collaboration in line with Egypt's national development priorities. Joining the meeting, Minister of Planning and Economic Development Dr. Rania Al-Mashat elaborated on the scope of current projects with the OECD, noting their alignment with Egypt's Vision 2030 and the government's structural reform agenda. She added that several joint activities and consultations are planned in the coming period to enhance Egypt's integration of global expertise into national planning. Cormann praised Egypt's reform momentum and reaffirmed the OECD's support for Egypt's sustainable development goals, acknowledging the country's critical role in regional stability and international cooperation. Madbouly proposed the development of a strategic roadmap for future cooperation with the OECD to deepen bilateral ties and accelerate Egypt's economic transformation. In a key regional dialogue, Prime Minister Madbouly met with Algerian Prime Minister Nadir Larbaoui, where both leaders reaffirmed the historic and strategic relationship between Egypt and Algeria. Madbouly conveyed President Al-Sisi's greetings to President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and emphasised the importance of elevating bilateral cooperation across a range of sectors. 'We must accelerate preparations for the next session of the Egyptian-Algerian High Joint Committee,' he stated, calling for enhanced cooperation in trade, investment, and regional affairs. Larbaoui echoed the call for deeper ties and conveyed President Tebboune's regards to President Al-Sisi. He also commended Egypt's pivotal role in promoting regional stability and security. The two leaders explored expanded cooperation in key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and agriculture, and reaffirmed their mutual interest in fostering deeper economic integration between the two nations. Prime Minister Madbouly's diplomatic engagements in Seville reflect Egypt's strategic vision to bolster international partnerships, attract support for its development agenda, and reaffirm its role as a regional stabiliser amid global uncertainty. The meetings demonstrated broad international recognition of Egypt's importance and a shared readiness to deepen cooperation on key global challenges.
