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Saudi Arabian Amiantit Co. (2160.SR) - Trader Stats
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | July 11, 2024 07:36AM ET
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The Saudi Arabian Amiantit Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells various types of pipes and related products in Saudi Arabia. It offers pipe system products, including glass reinforced polyester, glass reinforced vinylester, glass reinforced epoxy, and ductile iron pipes; and develops and licenses related technologies. The company also manufactures and sells underground and aboveground tanks, such as water tanks, chemical tanks, septic tanks, and fuel tanks for residential and industrial applications; and supplies ribbed and non-ribbed, and single wall and double wall tanks, as well as installs underground and aboveground tanks. In addition, it provides rubber rings and gaskets for the use in pipes and fittings; grommets and bushes for anti-vibration isolation and compression mounting in A/C systems; duct sealing units for use in air condition ducts; insulation tubes and sheets for thermal insulation in refrigeration, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning applications; and industrial valves for water applications. Further, the company offers manholes for the inspection and maintenance, ventilation, cleaning, and flushing of drains or sewers, as well as for housing of pumping stations and inlet drain pits; and fiberglass products, which are used in pipe and tank, transportation, construction, marine, electrical/electronic, wind energy, consumer goods, aerospace, etc. applications. Additionally, it provides water management, consultancy, and engineering and operation services. The company serves customers in the municipal and urban development, industrial, oil and gas, water transmission and distribution, and water well industries. The Saudi Arabian Amiantit Company was incorporated in 1968 and is headquartered in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.Ask the market a question. Get a calculated answer.
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