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Jereh Secures Three ADNOC Onshore Contracts Totaling $2.7 Billion

Chinese energy equipment and engineering corporation Jereh Group announced that its subsidiary, Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering, received three EPC project award letters from ADNOC Onshore. The contracts carry an aggregate value of approximately $2.697 billion across multiple oil and gas fields in Abu Dhabi. The largest package, valued at $1.704 billion, covers surface engineering and maintenance at the Ruwais Diyab unconventional gas field.

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Chinese energy equipment and engineering corporation Jereh Group announced that its subsidiary, Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering, received three project award letters from Abu Dhabi's ADNOC Onshore on November 4, 2026. According to the company, the three engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) packages represent a combined value of approximately $2.697 billion.

The largest of the three awards is valued at $1.704 billion, which includes $310 million in optional work. This package covers full surface engineering and maintenance operations for the Ruwais Diyab unconventional gas field in Abu Dhabi.

The second award carries a value of $599.7 million and covers surface facilities across the Bab and North East Bab oil fields. The third contract, valued at $392.8 million including optional works, entails facility works at Abu Dhabi's Bu Hasa field.

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