Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu
Royal Commission at Yanbu
YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY ECONOMIC REVIEW
Strategic Planning & Investment Development Division
Economic Planning Department
Yanbu Industrial City Economic Review, Strategic Planning & Investment Development Division, Economic Planning Dept.
3rd. Q. 2016
Report # 25
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION - I
1. Introduction
Page #
3
2. Economic Review Objectives
4
3. RC Mission, Vision, and Value
5
4. City Economic Highlights
6
SECTION - II
5. City Key Economic Facts & Figures
7-12
SECTION - III
6. Investment Development
13-18
7. Industrial Development
19
8. Commercial Development
20
9. Residential Development
21
10. Market Rental Rates
22
11. City Power & Water Facilities
23
12. Transportation
24-26
SECTION-IV
13. Employment and Population
27-28
SECTION-V
14. Quality of Life
29-30
15. Smart City
16. Major Events
31-33
34
17. City Customer Service Rates
35-36
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1.0 YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY
Yanbu Industrial City is located in the Coastal area of the Red Sea about 340 kilometers North-West of Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
In this young city-just over 40 years became a center for modern industries. It plays a major
role in the kingdom‟s gross national Income.
Yanbu Industrial City represents the last station for the raw oil and liquid natural gas pipelines.
These pipes stretch almost 1200 kilometer though the Kingdom starting from oil wells and gas
separation factories in the eastern province to Yanbu Industrial City, where most oil is exported
to international markets & the rest is used –along with natural gas as fuel and feedstock in
refineries and other industries. Yanbu Industrial City has a strategic location that is close to
American and European markets.
Yanbu Industrial City received many awards including the best area for attracting investment in
the Middle East according to Financial Times Newspaper. This is a result of the available
attractive factors and investment incentives offered by the RC-Yanbu (Source: Royal
Commission Yanbu City Guide )
“Yanbu Industrial City is the First Smart City
in Saudi Arabia. Royal Commission Yanbu
has signed a strategic partnership agreement
to implement the Yanbu Smart City
Project ”.
Dr. Alaa Nassif,
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2.0 YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY ECONOMIC REVIEW OBJECTIVE
The main objective of Yanbu Industrial City Economic Review is to gain better and current understanding of the City wide Economic
Performances.
The Specific Objectives
• To monitor/keep track of City‟s Economic trends on a quarterly
basis.
• To understand the changes in the economic structure of the
city over the period of time.
• To Generate Economic Awareness.
Approach
This Economic Review is based on the data available from the Royal
Commission (RC), Investors and Statistical sources as well as other
related local and International sources.
The Economic indicators have been used in this report to assess
different sectors in the city during a particular time frame which in
turn helpful in the realization of Royal Commission„s:
Vision ,
Mission &
Values and
Strategic Objectives.
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3.0 RC YANBU VISSION, MISSION, VALUES AND STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
RC Vision: The best choice for investors in petrochemical and energy-intensive industries and the leading contributor to the Kingdom‟s Growth.
RC Mission: Plan, promote, develop & manage Petrochemicals and Energy intensive industrial cities through successful customer focus and
partnerships with investors, employees, communities and other stakeholders.
RC Values:
* Customer Focus
* Transparency
* Accountability
* High Performance
* Team Work
* Commitment
* Loyalty
* Fairness
* Social Responsibility
RC Strategic Objectives:
* Growth: Expand industrial base through growth in number of cities and industrial output.
* Tenant Portfolio: Optimize tenant portfolio by attracting investments of added value.
* Cities of Excellence: Gain recognition as one of the top industrial cities globally.
* Distinctive Staff: The best in attracting distinctive human resources in the Kingdom
* Financial: Gradually develop financial sustainability and increased efficiency.
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4.0 CITY ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
INDICATOR
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL
UNIT
RC Yanbu aggregate investment
61.638
SR Billion
Private Sector Aggregate
246.677
SR Billion
FDI
Foreign Direct Investment in
Industry
27.603
SR Billion
LAND
Existing & Expansion Area
INVESTMENT
EMPLOYMENT City total Employment
606
Sq. Km
55,030
Numbers as per survey 2015
POPULATION
City Economically Supported
117,936
INDUSTRY
Primary & Secondary, Light &
Support
210
No. of operation, construction,
design & Proposed
COMMERCIAL
Establishments
828
Nos. Registered
OIL REFINING
City Refining Capacity
1.1
Million Barrel/day
10
Percentage(%)
EXPORT &
IMPORTS
RC Cities Share in the World
Petrochemical Production
Exports (81,985,239 Tons) &
Imports (18,634,062 Tons)
POWER
Power Plants
1,631
Desalination Production
8,630
PRODUCTION
100,619,301
WATER
Seawater Cooling Pumping
Quantity in Tons
(Total for the Year 2015)
MW Current Capacity
M³/hr Current Capacity
700,000
Sources: RCY Road shows, Investor Guide, QP Reports, Marafiq, KFIP, IDD Tech. REPORT
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SECTION II
5.0 CITY KEY ECONOMIC FACTS AND FIGURES
5.1 RC Yanbu Global Awards
American Planning Association
3rd Gulf Mathematics Olympics
International Standard Organisation Global Vital Communities
Guinnees Book of World Records
Accreditation- Health Facilities
Ministry Award for Excellence
Global Certificate of Quality
GPCA Awards for Excellence 2016
Customer Satisfaction Award
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5.2 INVESTMENTS
5.2.1 Private Sector Compounded Investment
by the end of 3rd. Q 2016:
5.2.2 RC Yanbu City Compounded
Investments by
218.648
Capital Inv.
(Billion SR)
• 55 Primary & Secondary Industry
(In operation,Under Construction
Indesign & Proposed)
14.365
Capital Inv.
(Billion SR)
the end of 3rd Q. 2016:
• 155 Light & Suppport Industry
• (In Operation, Under Construction,
• In design & Proposed )
SR 61.638 Billion
13.664
Capital Inv.
(Billion SR)
• 828 Commercial Est.(Reg. , in
operation & Under Construction)
6,075 Residentials Units (Existing &
Under Construction)
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5.2 OIL & PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PRODUCTION CAPACITY
Industry
#
Production
Capacity
Products
1
 Saudi Aramco Crude Oil Terminal
4,500,000 BPD
Crude Oil storage & Shipment
2
 Saudi Aramco NGL Fraction Plant
580,000 BPD
Ethane, Propane, Butane, Natural Gasoline
3
 Saudi Aramco Yanbu Refinery
235,000 BPD
LPG, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, fuel oil
4
 Saudi Aramco-Exxon Mobil Yanbu Refinery
(SAMREF)
400,000 BPD
Propane, Motor fuel, Jet fuel, diesel, fuel
oil, sulfur
5
 Saudi Aramco-Mobil Lubricating Oil Refining Co.
2000,000 BPY
(LUBREF)
Lube oil base stocks
6
 Saudi Yanbu Petrochemical Company (YANPET)
935,000 MTPY
Polyethylene, Polypropylene, ethylene
glycols
7
 Arabian Industrial Fibers Co.(IBN RUSHD)
750,000 MTPY
Xylenes, benzene, PTA,PET , acetic acid
8
 National Industrial Gases Co.(GAS)
4,149,000
MTPY
Oxygen, nitrogen
9
 Yansab (Olefins 2)
4,100,000
MTPY
Polyethylene, Ethylene, Ethylene Glycol
10
 Natpet
400,000 MTPY
Polyethylene, Polypropylene
11

400,000 BPD
Yasref
A view of Industry
Gasoline, Liquefied petroleum gases, sulfur
Note: : STATUS UPDATED BY THE END OF 2ND QUARTER 2016:
Legend :BPD=Barrels per day, BPY =Barrels per year, MTPY = Metric Tons per year
SOURCE: Investment Development Department Technical Report and update based on website information
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“THE ECONOMIC HEART OF YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY IS ITS PRIMARY INDUSTRIES. THEIR OUTPUT IS
PRIMARILY INTENDED FOR EXPORT, AS WELL AS FURTHER DOWN STREAM MANUFACTURING, BOTH
LOCALLY AND ELSEWHERE IN SAUDI ARABIA” SOURCE: OIL REFINING INDUSTRIES PROFILE BY RCY -
INVESTOR RELATION DEPARTMENT.
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5.3 LAND USE
EXISTING COMMUNITY AREA = 7,000 HA EXISTING INDUSTRIAL AREA = 11,500 HA
Expansion Area
= 42,100 HA
Total Area of RC Yanbu = 60,600 HA (606 Sq. KM) Source: RCY Urban Planning Department
Legend
1
Community 1
2
Community 2
3
Community 3
4
Existing Industrial Area
5
Workforce Housing
6
Solar Renw. Energy Park
General Industry (Reserved
7
for Expansion)
8
PlasChem Park
9
Desal Parts Manufacture
10 Landfill & Recycle
11 Automotive Parts Manu.
12 Petrochemical Zone(OTC)
13 SWCC
14 Al-Maajjiz
15 Multi-Modal Logistics Hub
16 Maritime Terminal
17 Ship Repair & Dry Dock
18 Heavy Manufacturing
19 Mineral Processing
20 Mineral Distribution Hub
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5.4 HOUSING
Total
Housing Type
Nos.(Units)
RC
Private Sector
%
Nos. (Units)
Nos.(Units)
Villas
7,982
33%
2,900
5,082
Townhouse
2,999
12.5%
2,744
255
Apartments
5,557
23%
4,819
738
Dorms
7,372
31%
7,372
-
Grand Total
( Villas+ Townhouse + Apartments+ Dorms)
23,910 Units
Housing Units Under Construction
1,506 Units
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100% 17,835 Units
-
6,075
Units
1,341 Units 165 Units
Source: Construction Department
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5.5 EMPLOYMENT AND POPULATION
CITY EMPLOYMENT
Total City Employment
55,030
Industrial Employment
19,818 (36%)
Saudi Employment
24,146
Citywide Saudiazation Rate
per Survey 2015
RC at Yanbu: Saudiazation Rate
44%
85%
CITY ECONOMICALLY SUPPORTED POPULATION: 117,936:
Total Resident Population
Non-Saudi Resident Population
Saudi Resident Population
Total Resident Population
Non-Saudi Resident Population
NonSaudi
37%
Saudi
63%
76,448
24,591 (32%)
51,857 (68%)
76,448
24,591 (32%)
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SECTION III
DEVELOPMENTS
A VIEW OF ROYAL COMMISSION YANBU HEAD QUARTE (DESIGN OVERVIEW)
A VIEW OF ROYAL COMMISSION YANBU HEAD QUARTER (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY PETROCHEMICL COMPLEX
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YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DESIGN OVER VIEW
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6.0 INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENTS
6.1 RC Investment in Yanbu Industrial City
Aggregate Investment : Inception thru 1st.Q 2016
(in SR Billion)
70
60
50
49.06
51.61
54.34
55.88
59.23
61.638
42.02
40
30
6.2 RC Investment in Yanbu Outcomes
The Royal Commission Yanbu has been making all efforts in the development of
infrastructure facilities to attract Investors, Industries and the private sector. The RC Yanbu
investment outcomes are shown below:
The Royal Commission has been currently implementing several projects to develop the
infrastructure and prepare sites for pre-planned areas, this includes:
- Planning of Area (605 Sq. km)
- Construction of main and tertiary roads(655.07Kms)
20
10
- Service projects concerning industrial and residential area
0
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
3rd. Q 2016
AVERAGE GROWTH RATE OF INVESTMENT OF RC IN
YANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY BETWEEN 2010 – 2015:
7.20%
- Construction of public facilities and permanent buildings, medical and education
facilities and others (Ref. Section II Facts & Figures)
- The work is in progress at the government Complex in MYAS for Government Agencies
they are:
o
o
o
o
o
General Dept. of Passport
Dept. of Civil Affairs
Public Notary
A Branch of the General Court
Real Estate Development Fund
The work includes road works with all infrastructures such as
Source: Quarterly Progress Reports by SP&PM Dept.
The Chief Executive Officer Inspects a Number of Construction Projects in Madinat Yanbu
Al-Sinaiyah including Government Compound, Two Masques and an Entertainment Center.
“The Royal Commission at Yanbu continues its efforts on the
implementation of several development projects in Madinat
Yanbu Al-Sinaiyah, which will further enhance comfort and
provide integrated services to the city’s residents and visitors”.
Source: 3rd. Q. News of RCJY Website.

Electricity,

Telecommunication,

Portable and fire water,


Irrigation, sanitary wastewater, and storm draining systems,
Parking area that accommodates (100) vehicles. In addition to landscaping,
walkways and the external areas of the building.
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6.3 Private Sector Aggregate Investments:
Aggregate Investment :Inception thru
3rd. Q.2016 (SR in Billion)
300
246.68
250
232.10
200
150
135.66
145.34
148.06
149.00
2010
2011
2012
2013
164.75
100
50
0
2014
2015
3rd.
Q.2016
“ EACH SR 1 INVESTED BY ROYAL COMMISSION YANBU
ATTRACTED SR 4 INVESTMENT BY THE PRIVATE SECTOR”.
Source: Quarterly Progress Reports by SP&PM Department
6.4 Private Sector Investment: Growth Rate:11.34% Average Growth Rate of Private Sector Investment between 2010-2015.
6.5 2015 Quarterly Progress of Private Sector Investment:
Quarterly Investment Progress (SR in Billion)
Investment Inception as on
2014 Yr. end
(SR in Billion)
4th Q.2015
(inception thru 4th Q.2015)
3rd. Q, 2016
(inception thru 3rd. Q.2016)
164.746
244.109
246.68
Increase
+79.363 (4th Q. 2014 to 4th Q. 2015
+2.164 (from 4th Q. 2015 to 3rd. Q. 2016)
+41%
+1%
Percentage (%)
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6.6 Private Sector Investment Out Comes as of 3rd. Q. 2016
The Royal Commission Yanbu has been making all efforts to attract
Private Sector involvement in the development of Yanbu Industrial City.
The Private Sector Investment outcomes in Yanbu are shown below:
 55 Primary and Secondary Industry 155 Light and Support Industry








(In operation, Under construction and proposed)
828 Commercial Establishments including Waterfront Area (In
operation, Under construction and proposed)
6,075 Housing Units built and 165 units are under construction
2 Hospitals and 4 Clinics.
Two Private Schools and many Kindergartens
Many of the recreational facilities are managed by the Private
Sector.
2 Hospitals and 4 Clinics.
Two Private Schools and many Kindergartens
Many of the recreational facilities are managed by the Private
Sector.
The RCY sings a contract for operating a New International School at MYAS( Private Investment)
Dr. Alaa Nassif attended the opening ceremony of Al-Hamdi Trade Center
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H.E the CEO receives members of Young Businessmen National Committee
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6.7 Waterfront Investment Development
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6.8 Yanbu Industrial City Center
Yanbu Industrial City Center
City Center Design Overview
“The City center occupies an area of 19.5 ha with estimated total
investment reaching 2 Billion SR. It also includes the buildings Civic
Center(CC),RCY Head Quarter (under construction), Grand
Mosque(GMCC), Cultural Center(CC),Saudi Telecommunication
(STC-existing), Banks (existing)’’ SOURCE: Guide to Yanbu Al-Sinaiyah
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7.0 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
7.1 Industrial Area Status
Industries Growth Trend Between 2010-2015
138
138
2010
2011
172
183
2012
2013
197
2014
212
2015
7.1.3 Industrial Development Out comes:
 The development of Heavy and Support industries in RC Yanbu
responds to national development goals.
 The Heavy Industries produce a variety of potential feedstock‟s
(see Facts & Figures: Oil and Petrochemical manufacturing
Industries) that are capable of supporting a host of future
downstream industries, particularly petrochemical manufacturers.
 The development of these industries has been planned to take
into account the strategic, commercial, and geographic
advantages of Yanbu Industrial City.
 The direct outcomes of Industrial Development are as follows:
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



Source: Quarterly Progress Reports by SP & PM Dept.
7.1.1 Industrial Growth
(Industry in operation, under construction, In design and proposed):

9% AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH between 2010 to 2015

74 No. of Industries total increase between 2010-2015

14.8 Nos. of Industries Average increase per Year Between
Generation of Industrial Employment: 36% of Total Employment (55,354).
Economically Supported Population: 38% of total supported Population(117,936).
81,985,239 Quantity in Tons contribution to Exports for the Year end 2015.
18,634,062 Quantity in Tons of Imports for the Year end 2015
5 Conditional site allocations and 2 Lease Agreements Signed by Royal
Commission Yanbu in the 3rd. Q. 2016
 City Industrial Partners with major reputation include:
2010-2015
7.1.2 Quarterly Progress:
# of
Industry
Inception as on
2014 Yr. end
197
 Changes
Quarterly Progress (in Number of Industry)
(in operation, construction, in design & proposed)
th
4 Q.
Aggregate
2015
1st Q.
Aggregate
2016
nd
2 Q.
Aggregate
2016
Workshop lubricant
industries industrial
complex in Yanbu
rd
3 . Q.
Aggregate
2016
212
208
211
210
-
-4*
+3
-1**
Note*:one Industrial Proposals withdrawn and 3 Light industries not operating
**One Industrial Proposal withdrawn.
“RCY HAS 3 ACTIVE CONTRACTS PERFORMING IN THE CITY CENTER AND RCY-HQ AREA
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ”SOURCE: CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT
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8.0 COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
8.1 Commercial Development Status
Commercial Est. Registrations: 2010 - 2015
650
665
667
711
747
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
545
2010
Source: QP Reports by SP & PM Dept.
8.2 Commercial Establishment Growth bet. 2010-2015:
 8% Average growth of Commercial establishment registration
 246 No. of total Commercial Est. registered between 2010-2015
 49 average Nos. of registration increase per Year between 20102015
7.3 Quarterly Progress:
Inception as
on 2014 Yr.
end
711
 Increase by
Quarter
7.5 Commercial Development Outcomes:
 The steady growth of the city leads to an increase in the
commercial shops that serve its residential areas.
 City has a variety of commercial establishments which satisfy the
basic needs and services of the community.
 Commercial Facilities and service centers in the city fall into two
major types:
1.Neighborhood Commercial Centers
2.Commercial centers in residential areas.
 Following are the direct commercial development out comes:
 Employment generation:
6% of Total Employment ( 55,354)
17% Saudiazation out of total commercial employment of 3,173
5% women employment out of commercial employment of 3,173
 Economically Supported Population consists of:
4% of total supported Population (117,936)
30% Saudi population supported by Commercial sector
8 Commercial leases were signed by RCY in the 3rd. Q. 2016
and signed one Conditional site allocations.

RCY Commercial Sectors main Partners Consists of:
Quarterly Progress ( Numbers)
4th Q.
Aggregate
2015
1st Q.
Aggregate
2016
2nd Q.
Aggregate
2016
3rd. Q.
Aggregate
2016
747
798
806
828
-
+51
+8
+22
7.4 Rental Rates: Varies from 400 SR to 2,250 SR per M²/Yr.Highest rental
rate is in Hyper Panda and the Lowest is Zakri Market (RADWA-8)
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9.0 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
9.1 Residential Units Development
23,701
24,000
22,768
23,000
22,000
21,594
21,623
2012
2013
20,974
21,000
20,014
20,000
19,000
18,000
2010
2011
2014
2015
9.4 Residential Development Outcomes:
 Since the founding of the City in 1979, the RC Yanbu focused on
the comprehensive service concept by
constructing the needed housing units.
 Due to the increasing population in Yanbu, the RC Yanbu involved
the Private Sector (Industries/companies,
Investors and Individual ) in the construction of new housing units;
whereas the RC Yanbu assumed development of necessary land
lots by providing all required services.
 Types of housing units are categorized as 1) Villas, 2)
Townhouses, 3) Apartments, and 4) Dormitories.
 RCY Residential main Private Sectors Partners contribution
Consists of:
Source: QP Reports by SP & PM Dept.
9.2 Residential Growth: 3.5% Average growth rate between 2010-2015
 3,687 residential units completed between 2010-2015
 738 average No. of units increase per Year between 2010-2015
9.3 Quarterly Progress:
Inception as on 2014
Yr. end
Inception as on
2015 Yr. end
Inception as on
3rd. Q. 2016
22,768 Units
23,701 Units
23,910 Units
 Av. Increase by
Quarters
233 Units
(1st to 4th Q.)
70 Units
(1 to 3rd. Q.)
-
1,506 Units
 Units under
Construction










ARAMCO built 1,059 housing units
SAMREF built 1,037 Units
SABIC built 1,134 Units
LUBREF built 134 Units
MARAFIQ built 442 Units
Individuals built 536 Units and
Investors built 1,822 Units
165 housing units belongs to companies are under construction
RC at Yanbu built 17,835 Units
Currently Residential construction sector has created temporary
employment opportunities for about 9,000 workers.
 Royal Commission Housing Ownership Program (HOP) is in progress.
 One Conditional site allocation lease signed by RCY.
st
“RCY’s more than 14 active contracts are performing in the
Infrastructure Development of community Area”. Source:
Construction Department
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A view of sabic housing project
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10.0 HOUSING RENTAL RATES IN SAUDI RIYALS (SR) PER YEAR:
HOUSING TYPES
4th Quarter 2015
(BASIS FOR ANALYSIS)
1st
Q.2015
2nd Q.2016
3rd. Q.2016
VILLAS
2 Bed Room
24,000-25,000
24,000-25,000
24,000-25,000
24,000-25,000
Quarterly Average Change
3 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
4 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
5 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
6 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
7 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
8 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
45,000-50,000
45,000-50,000
45,000-50,000
45,000-50,000
2.15%
No Change
No Change
No Change
50,000-80,000
50,000-80,000
50,000-80,000
50,000-80,000
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
62,000-85,000
65,000-86,000
65,000-86,000
65,000-86,000
1%
3%
No Change
No Change
55,000-90,000
55,000-90,000
55,000-90,000
55,000-90,000
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
70,000-110,000
75,000-110,000
75,000-110,000
75,000-110,000
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
90,000-110,000
90,000-115,000
90,000-115,000
90,000-115,000
No Change
2.5%
No Change
No Change
TOWNHOUSE
3 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
4 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
40,000 –55,000
40,000 –55,000
40,000 –55,000
40,000 –55,000
No change
No change
No change
No change
50,000-70,000
50,000-70,000
50,000-70,000
50,000-70,000
No change
No change
No change
No change
APARTMENTS
1 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
2 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
3 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
4 Bed Room
Quarterly Average Change
14,000-20,000
14,000-20,000
14,000-20,000
14,000-20,000
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
24,000-35,000
24,000-35,000
24,000-35,000
24,000-35,000
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
30,000-50,000
30,000-50,000
30,000-50,000
30,000-50,000
6.6%
No Change
No Change
No Change
55,000-65,000
55,000-65,000
55,000-65,000
55,000-65,000
6%
No Change
No Change
No Change
Note: - Since RCY also providing accommodation facilities for its employees and its partners, changes in market rental rate exist but are not significant.
- Due to recent economic recession the housing rental rates remained unchanged between 2nd and 3rd. Q. of 2016.
Source: City Real Estate Offices .
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11.0 POWER & WATER FACILITY
11.1 MARAFIQ Electrical Power Overview:
1,800
1,600
1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
10,000
M³/HRr
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
0
4th.Q. 2014
1st. Q. 2015
2nd Q.
2016
3rd. Q.
2016
Desal Water Production
Capacity
8,630
8,630
8,630
8,630
Firm Desal Water Supply
6,748
6,835
6,191
6,217
Av. Desal Water Demand
5,479
5,990
6,150
6,298
Note: Av. Desal Water Demand/Usage consists of Industrial & Community Area including Marafiq &
export to Medina
Coolant sea water Quarterly Production & Demand
4th
Q.2015
1,631
1st.
Q.2015
1,631
2nd
Q.2016
1,631
3rd
Q.2016
1,631
Firm Power Supply
1,300
1,391
1,321
1,391
Av. Power Demand
1,073.23
1,085.37
1,160.76
1,209.10
Gen. Capacity
Quarterly Desal Water Production & Demand
M³/Hr
(in Megawatt)
 MARAFIQ Company generate power and supply to RC Yanbu City.
 The electrical power system at Yanbu Industrial City is self-contained.
 It is designed, constructed, and operated to provide safe, efficient, and reliable
electrical service to all its customers.
 1,338 MW Average Firm Power Supply during the Yr. 2015
 1,075 MW Average power Demand during the Yr. 2015.
Quarterly Power Supply & Demand
Note: Average Power Demand consists of Industrial & Community Area Including Marafiq.
11.2 MARAFIQ Potable and Process Water Overview:
 The seawater desalination system at Yanbu Industrial City produces and
process water for industrial uses.
 Potable water is provided for domestic uses and firewater in the residential
community and for the needs of operations staff in the industrial zones.
 Potable water treatment quality complies with the World Health
4th Q.2015
1st. Q.2016
2nd.Q.2016
3rd. Q.2016
Seawater Pupmping
Capacity
700,000
700,000
700,000
700,000
Seawater Supply
518,549
421,985
443,566
485,246
Av. Seawater Deamnd
505,493
416,569
438,084
469,248
Note: Average Power Demand /Usage consists of Industrial & Community Area Including Marafiq and
export to MDA(Medina).
11.3 Seawater Cooling Production & Demand
 5,145 M³/Hr Average Firm Coolant Sea Water Supply during the Yr. 2015
 511,180 M³/Hr Average Coolant Sea Water Demand/usage during the Yr.
2015.
Organization (WHO).
 6,652 M³/Hr Average Firm Desal Water Supply during the Yr. 2015
800,000
700,000
600,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
0
Note: Average sea water Demand /Usage consists of Industries & Utilities Marafiq.
 5,685 M³/Hr Average Desal Water Demand/usage during the Yr. 2015
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12.0
TRANSPORTATION
12.1.2 City Public Transportation:
Direct Travel is available from RC
to Main Cities like: Madinah,
Jeddah, Makkah and Dammam
Taxi and rent a car services operate
within the City.Rent a Car Services
accommodate short as well as long
distance travel is available from the
RC Yanbu City to cities like:
Madinah, Jeddah, Makkah Dammam
Tabuk and others.
Contractors in the City operate their
own trasportation services to move
workers between camps and the
work place.
12.1.1 City Road Systems:
RC Yanbu owns a large number of
School Buses and provide services to
move students between residences
and Schools and also for religious
schools during evening times .
 Yanbu Industrial City is connected to all other cities in the kingdom through
a network of modern highways.
 Yanbu is the gate for those who are travelling from north to south of the
kingdom.
 King Abdul Aziz highway connects Jeddah with the coastal northern areas.
 Secondary roads are branching out of this highway that serves industrial
Regional Transportation
System
and residential areas.
 There is also the new eastern road that connects the city eastern
boundaries with Yanbu Al-Bahr and Yanbu Al-Nakhl.
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12.2 YANBU AIR SERVICES
“ Saudi Arabian Airports see an annual increase of more than
10% passengers and 5% of aircraft operations”.
Source :Summit Brochure of Airport Modernization, 2-3 Oct.
2016, Riyadh
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12.3 KING FAHD INDUSTRIAL PORT (KFIP)
12.3.1 Port Overview:
12.3.2 Quarterly Progress:
 Yanbu‟s King Fahd Industrial Port, which extends along 15 KM of
coastline, is the largest oil-shipping complex on the Red Sea.
 Completed by the Royal Commission in 1982 and operated by the
Saudi Arabian ports Authority since 1984.
Export & Imports Status
90
4th Q.
2015
1st Q.
2016
2nd Q.
2016
3rd. Q
2016
IMPORTS
(Q. in Tons)
6,456,472
6,898,114
7,381,562
8,083,008
EXPORTS
(Q. in Tons)
22,990,582
20,395,009
24,476,460
25,365,639
TOTAL
29,447054
27,293,123
31,858,022
33,448,647
ACTIVITY
80
 9.5% increase in Imports and 3.6% increase in Exports between 2nd
Q. 2016 and 3rd Q. 2016.
 75% Exports and 25% Imports consists in the 3rd Q. 2016
Qu. in MM Tons
70
60
50
40
“KFIP is the Largest oil shipping port on the Red Sea &
30
20
a major liquid handling terminal”
10
0
Exports
2010
80.76
2011
22.4
2012
23.1
2013
21.02
2014
20.14
2015
81.98
Imports
2.78
1.55
2.4
2.4
2.35
18.63
 2015 Imports consists of 18.48% and Exports consists of 81.48%.
• Import Products consists of : Liquid Artificial Materials, Solid/Liquid
Materials, Oil Products.
• Export Products consists of: Liquid/Solid Petro-Chemical Products,
Solid Materials and Oil Products.
• KFIP Primary Exports are Oil Products.
Source: SP & PM and For more Information : visit: www.ports.gov.sa
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SECTION IV
13.0 EMPLOYMENT
13.1.0 Employment Growth



Total Employment in Yanbu Industrial City per 2015 survey
is 55,030 and Employ jobs (i.e people who work for an
Industry, establishment or organization) is the key
barometer of Employment trends.
Total employment growth average 2,176 jobs per year
between 2007 to 2015 and an average compounded growth
rate of 5%.
Industrial employment increased by an average of 1,380
new jobs on average each year and an average
compounded growth rate of 11%.
13.1.1 Employment by Economic Sectors Year End 2015:
Industry
Construction
3510 (6%)
Unclassfied 7269
(13%)
Private
Construction
4116 (7%)
Primary &
Secondary
Industry 11759
(21%)
Utilities &
Transport
3286 (6%)
Education
Services 1514
(3%)
Health Services
3,599 (7%)
Primary &
Secondary
Industry 11759
(76%)
Light & Support
Industry 8059
(18%)
Public
Construction
5275 (3%)
National Govt.
1456 (99%)
RCY 2044
(85%)
Education Services
1514 (89%)
Health Services
3599 (29%)
Commercial -Retail
3173 (17%)
Utilities &
Transport
3286
(33%)
MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT OF RC YANBU
IN EMPLOYMENT SECTOR
National Govt.
1456 (3%)
RCY
2044 (4%)
Industry
Construction 3510
(2%)
Private
Construction
4116 (5%)
Unclassfied 7269
(99%)
Light & Support
Industry 8059
(15%)
55,030
Public
Construction
5275 (9%)
13.1.2 Employment by Economic Sectors & Saudi percentage (%)
Year End 2015:
Commercial Retail
3173 (6%)
“Female employment in Yanbu Industrial City is
primarily in Industrial ,Health Services, Education, Retail
Services & Banking”.- Population & Employment Survey 2015.
“From the beginning a major aim of the RC
incorporated in the Yanbu Master Plan, has
been the training of young Saudi 's in the
technical skills needed to operate the city’s
industries and infrastructure.”
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13.1 POPULATION
13.2.1 City Supported Population :
13.2.2 Population Distribution by Sectors:
Economic
Growth Trends Between: 2007 & 2015
Total
Supported
Population
Saudi
Population
Saudi % of
Total
Population
Primary & Secondary Industry
41,312
34,151
83%
Light & Support Industry
12,064
4,090
34%
Utilities and Transportation
8,260
5,141
62%
Commercial & Trade Services
5,094
1,693
33%
Health Services
8,143
3,064
38%
Education Services
7,391
6,878
93%
Royal Commission at Yanbu
8,815
6,563
74%
National Government
4,948
4,922
99%
Public Construction (RC)
6,233
410
7%
Private Construction
(Commercial & Residential)
4,360
149
3%
Industry Construction
3,651
194
5%
Unclassified(Students, retirees)
7,541
6,984
93%
117,936
74,239
63 %
140,000
Sector
117,936
98,266
Nos.
105,000
70,000
55,030
37,622
35,000
0
2007
2015
Employment
37,622
55,030
Population
98,266
117,936
Source: 2015 Employment & Population Survey
 Total Population in Yanbu Industrial City per 2015 survey - 117,936
 Total Population change 19,670 between 2007 to 2015; and an
average annual growth rate of 2.3%.
 Analysis of population reflects that there is steady annual increase
in the Saudi Population between 2007 and 2015.
 Analysis of Non-Saudi population reflects irregular in annual
increase between 2007 and 2015 due to construction activity.
“ANBU INDUSTRIAL CITY CAN ACCOMMODATE A
POPULATION OF MORE THAN 285,000 PER YANBU MASTER
PLAN 2015”.
TOTAL POPULATION
Source: 2015 Employment & Population Survey
 Employees from 29 countries are working in Yanbu Industrial City
Per Yanbu Employment and Population Survey 2015.
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SECTION V
14.0
QUALITY OF LIFE OVERVIEW
> 300,000 M² Sports Park with 2,500
meter long walk way
> 828
Registered Commercial
> One City Public Library
> One Festival Park & Community Parks
Establishments
> Special Areas consisting of
> Health Facilities (Operational):
City Center & Waterfront
Hospitals=3, Clinics=10
> Industrial College(1) & Tech. Institute(1),
University Colleges(2) and English
Learning Centres
> 85 Recreation Centers
> More than 655.07 Km Paved roads
(Highway, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Roads,
Other Roads & Parking Areas)
> 54 Schools and Kindergartens
including International Schools
“ Waterfront Project investment is further enhancing
quality of life in Yanbu Industrial City” - Parsons
> Safety & Security: 4 Fire Stations and well
equipped City Security Team
“ Yanbu Industrial City is one of the Best Livable Communities”
– UN Environment Program Award 2013
Note: Information updated by the end of 3rd. Q. 2016
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14.1 City Quality of Life: Summary of resident satisfaction survey
“ Yanbu is located directly on the Red Sea
Ranked Very Good & Good By Residents
with some of the best snorkeling and diving
Electricity
90%
Water Services
in the world. The coral is amazing and at
87%
Sewage Services
many of the beaches you are able to easily
85%
see the start of the coral in quite shallow
Storm Drainage
76%
Children's Education
76%
water. A weekend at the beach is just a few
Garbage Collection
76%
minutes away and is available almost all
Ambulance
75%
year round due to the warm climate. It’s
Neighborhood Cleanliness
75%
certainly easy to throw on a wetsuit and
Traffic Signs
75%
dive in”Source: Angela Harlow is an
Fire Services
74%
Park Facilities
American Expat.
73%
Safety & Security
68%
Waterfront Facilities
64%
Police Services
60%
Commercial Facilities
56%
Traffic & Road Safety
52%
Health Care Facilities
52%
College Opportunities
52%
Sports Facilities
50%
0%
20%
40%
60%
Source: Quality of Life Survey by Economic Planning Department
80%
100%
RC Yanbu lake
and Yanbu Industrial College
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15.0 YANBU SMART CITY
15.1 Yanbu Smart City Project:
On the sidelines of HRH Deputy Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman visit
to China, Huawei Tech. Investment Saudi Arabia Co. LTD signed a
Memorandum of Understanding with the Royal Commission for Jubail and
Yanbu. This agreement aims to support the Saudi Vision 2030 roadmap of
transforming the Kingdom to be a pioneering and successful global model
of excellence, on all fronts.
Aimed at supporting the industrialization process of Saudi Arabia, both
parties will collaborate to support the development of the local ICT industry,
and the employment of qualified Saudi resources in strategic areas. Huawei
will leverage its technologies to serve the Saudi people, in an effort to
resolve the challenges associated with the continuing urbanization of the
Kingdom and sense of happiness and safety, while increasing the country‟s
competitiveness.
The agreement includes the implementation of „Smart City‟ technologies,
with an aim to interconnect every component in the several cities. This is
done through initiatives like a joint strategy and master plan design, smart
city competency center, technology innovation and building a smart city
reference site together through collaboration, innovation and technology.
The parties promise to interconnect every “component” of the city, drive innovation through human and machine, becoming more efficient at
managing energy use, resources, mobility, intelligent living with comfort and security, and sustainable development to overcome the limitations of
traditional urban development.
Representing the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu was H.E. Dr. Alaa Nassif, Chief Executive Officer. Huawei Tech. Investment Saudi
Arabia Co., LTD was represented by Ramadan Ding, Chief Executive Officer.
Huawei, as a global leading information technology & telecommunication leader has created a specialized center of excellence around Smart City
practice with capabilities that are spanning over wide range of services, products & partners. The company recently received the first commercial
license in the field of ICT in the Kingdom, and will be running its business in the Kingdom with a 100% ownership privilege. Huawei has a mandate
of building effective partnerships with local distributors and enhancing local content, focusing on future achievements and transforming ideas into
reality using the latest innovations and the confidence of customers to support the Kingdom's vision 2030. Source: Public Relation Department.
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15.2 Yanbu Smart City Project Goal:
Technological and Social infrastructure to facilitate and accelerate sustainable economic growth through 3 (Three Pillars):
UNIFIED OPERATION
CENTER(UOC)
Pillar 1 - Residents (Quality of Life):
 Broadband Internet Access
 (Speed up to 100mbps)
 Voice Service and TV
 E-Health
 Community Portal
 Home Automation and Etc.,
Pillar 2 - Business (Enterprise Control):
 Smart Metering
 CC TV
 Access Control and ID
 Environmental Monitoring
 Hosted and Managed Services
Pillar 3 - Public (Services Delivery):






SMART HOMES
Wireless (zigbee PRO )battery or charge powered
Traffic Controls
Community Portal:
Smart Metering
Public Lighting, Irrigation, etc.
Asset Management
Operation Centers
Digital Signage
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15.3.0 Smart City Project Progress as of 3rd Q. 2016:
15.3.1 City wide WIFI ZONE:
Following places/Zones successfully made available with
WIFI Facilities for the residents of the City.
15.3.2 Out of Two Data centers, One is successfully
launched and the 2nd one is 90 % completed .
15.3.3 5,700 homes have Fiber connectivity with RCY and
Smart Network can be readily served.
15.3.4 Out of 7 RFP‟s ( 5 belongs to Community Area &
2 Industrial Area) 4 RFP‟s released, 3 to go.
15.3.5 Among Four Projects, one is completed,
one is ready for acceptance and Two are completed
70% each
15.3.6 Customers Connected:
- 1,044 customers connected in the Community Area
by Mobily and 51 by ITC
Huawei’s Company
Smart City Solutions
- 2 Industries connected in the Industrial Area by ITC
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16.0 MAJOR EVENT
Release of Electronic Services Portal for the Royal Commission at Yanbu
 The Royal Commission at Yanbu has launched an initiative to develop an electronic services Portal and automation of business procedures in cooperation with the electronic transactions
system.
 The Portal recently launched by The Chief Executive Officer for Royal Commission at Yanbu his Excellency Dr. Alaa Nasif aims at unifying and automating (RCY) various department
procedures.
 The initiative has been implemented based on the studies of business needs and procedures, in addition to the technical needs that identify the Business Processes Management System
(BPMS).
 The System currently contains various services such as construction and excavation permits, engineering work request, industrial corridors excavation permits, works and maintenance
certificate.
 Additional group of services will be launched targeting different categories and activities before the end of this year.
 The System is accessible through the following link: www.eservices.rcyanbu.gov.sa , or through Yanbu Portal at the Royal Commission main website.
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17.0 CUSTOMER RATE – SUMMARY CHART
SERVICE DESCRIPTION
HOUSING
Housing Type
CUSTOMER RATE ( in USD)
RCY Rental Range per month
1 Bed Room
2 Bed Rooms
3 Bed Rooms
4 Bed Rooms
5 Bed Rooms
Villas
$173 - 291
$243 - 370
$284 - 506
$581 - 992
$577 - 1,085
Townhouse
Apartments
n/a
$132 - 265
$288 - 508
$238 - 412
$400 - 668
$409 - 661
$457 - 992
$437 - 898
$531 - 1,036
-
1 man per room=
$ 6 / day (1st Yr.)
2 men per room =
$ 5 per day(1st Yr.)
6 men per room =
$ 4 per day (1st Yr.)
Dorms
Commercial
Leasing
$ 5.87 - 17.87 / M² / Year OR Price per bid submitted by the Investors
Industrial Leasing
$1.20 / M² / Year (New Industries) and Land Reserved for future Expansion:
1.6 / M² for 1st Year
$ 2.1 / M² for 2nd Year
$ 2.6 / M² for 3rd,4th,5th Years.
Rental Rates
for Temporary
Locations
Provided for
Investors
RC
Contractor
$/M²
Industrial
$/M²
Residential
$/M²
Commercial
$/M²
0.5
0.5
1.0
1.3
(2M 20,000 > Measurements
0.6
0.8
1.2
5.5
(2M 20,000 > Measurements > 2 20,000
0.8
1.0
1.3
4.5
(2M 20,000 > Measurements> 2 30,000
0.9
1.2
1.5
5.0
(2M 20,000 > Measurements> 2 50,000
1.0
1.3
4.5
1.9
(2M 20,000 > Measurements> 2 100,000
1.0
1.5
4.4
1.9
(2M 20,000 > Measurements
LAND
Rate for Pipelines,
Conveyor Corridors
Temporary Locations for
Investments Projects
$ 30.5 / M² / Year
Corridor Annual Lease Rate Schedule(USD / Linear Meter/Year):
Rate for
Hydrogen
Pipelines
Diameter(inches)
Developed Corridor*
(Rate in $)
Undeveloped Corridor
(Rate in $)
<4
5 -6
7 -8
9 -10
11-12
13-15
>16
40
46.6
53.3
64
73
86.7
100
20
24
26.6
32
37
44
49
Note: * Developed corridor refers to the pipeline corridor with RC provided Infrastructure.
Govt. Agencies
$ 8 / M² / Year for Land
$ 40 / M² / Year for Buildings
Industrial
Companies
$ 4 / M² / Year for HOP (Housing Ownership Program)
$ 8 / M² / Year Residential Buildings
Outdoor Play
Field
Outdoor Play Field, Rent per hr. varies from $ 8 to $ 40
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$0.05 / KWh
Industrial
Electricity
UTILITIES
Commercial
Electricity:
4000 KWh/month
> 8000
KWh/month
$0.04 / KWh
$0.08 / KWh
Potable &
Process Water: Commercial
: Industrial
$2.0 / M³
$2.0 / M³
Octane/RON 95 - $ 0.24 / Liter
Octane/ RON 91 - $ 0.20 / Liter
$ 0.05 / Liter
$ 1.25 / MBTU
$ 1.57 / MBTU
Gasoline Price
Industrial Fuel Oil
Gas
Ethane
Propane, Butane
& Natural
Gasoline
Kerosene
Industrial Diesel
Transport Diesel
Arabian Light Crude
& Heavy Crude Oil
Heavy Fuel Oil
180 & 380
Education Fee
Int. School
SERVICES
Medical
Service
Sports
Services
$ 0.80 /Ton
( Average previous month –price in Japan subtract shipping and insurance price from Ras Tanourah to Japan)
$ 25.70 / Barrel
$ 14.00 / Barrel
$ 19.10 / Barrel
$6.35 & $4.40 / Barrel respectively
$4.25 & 3.80 / Barrel respectively
Tuition Fee: Pre- School = $ 3,716 /yr., KG = $ 15,508 /Yr., Middle School=$ 16,096 /yr.,
High School = $ 17,459 /yr
Description
Medical Test for IQAMA
Health Certificate
Toxins & Mind affecting sub. Detection Test
Medical Test for Students
Pre-employment medical test + toxins & mind
affecting substance detection tests
Medical test for driver‟s license
Description: Membership Categories for
companies
Diamond Card ( employees 1 to 300 & above)
Silver Card ( employees 1 to 200 )
Bronze Card ( employees 1 to 100 )
Membership categories for Individuals :
- Family Card
- Male Membership Card
- Female Membership Card
Sports Training Program :
Price in USD
$ 80
$ 67
$ 267
$ 53
$ 453
$ 60
Rates for Companies in USD / Yr
Single
$ 374
$ 428
$ 481
Family
$ 468
$ 535
$ 601
$ 668 /yr
$ 535 /yr
$ 400 /yr
Membership Fee with
Transportation:$114 per month
Membership Fee without
Transportation:$ 80 per month
Workers Meals
Meal Cards: For Supervisors = $ 3.5 /day (1st Yr.) & For Non-Supervisory = $ 2.7/day (1st Yr)
Cash Meals: For Supervisors = $4/day(1st Yr.) & Non-Supervisory= 3.2/day (1st Yr.)
Soil & Concrete
Test
Soil, Concrete , Steel and Asphalt Test varies from $ 60 to $ 600 per each activity. Trip
Charge for Technician=$ 53 for each round trip and standby Technician $150/hr.
SOURCE:
RCY – CUSTOMER RATE – SUMMARY CHART INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, RCY - PROPERTY DEPARTMENT, SAUDI CABINET – DECISION DATED
2015/12/29, MARAFIQ, RCY- INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER DEPARTMENT, INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
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