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Dalipal Signs Land Lease for $2.1B Energy Equipment Facility in Saudi SPARK

Chinese manufacturer Dalipal Holdings has signed a 25-year land lease with King Salman Energy Park in Saudi Arabia. The company plans an overall investment ambition of approximately $2.1 billion to build a smart manufacturing facility for energy equipment. The site will produce seamless steel pipes, oil country tubular goods, and hydrogen transmission pipelines.

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King Salman Energy Park (SPARK) and Chinese manufacturer Dalipal Holdings signed a 25-year land lease agreement on October 13, 2026. Under the agreement, Dalipal International for Industry Company will develop a 1,030,916-square-meter site located within the Saudi industrial hub.

The project involves an overall investment ambition of approximately $2.1 billion, according to the report. Approximately $600 million has been committed to the initial development phase of the project.

The planned facility will serve as a smart manufacturing base focused on high-end energy equipment. It is set to produce seamless steel pipes, oil and gas tubular goods, and specialized hydrogen transmission pipelines intended for energy markets across the Gulf and globally.

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