- NPCC is titled as the top EPC contractor of oil and gas on the top 25 list of the middle east.
- NPCC acquired many multi billion dollar projects including Saudi Aramco and ADNOC offshore.
- NPCC had a mega merger last year with NMDC making it the EPC powerhouse.
Eng Ahmed Al Dhaheri, CEO of National Petroleum Construction Co (NPCC), expressed delight at being recognised as the top EPC contractor on Oil & Gas Middle East’s Top 25 EPC contractors list as reported by the Oil & Gas Middle East.
Value addition
“Being listed as the top EPC player in the Middle East is an honour for us. It is a remarkable recognition ahead of global EPC majors underscoring the tremendous value-add we bring to the industry, our partners, and to our nation,” Al Dhaheri said in a video posted on Twitter.
Architects of the success
“It is an occasion for great pride for all of our employees who, despite the difficulties of working in a very demanding industry, are the true architects of this success.” Al Dhaheri was referring to his employees when he said this.
Geographical footprints
The CEO of NPPC also spoke about the company’s success in securing several multibillion-dollar projects in the Middle East, “building a solid backlog and expanding its geographical footprint while maximising value creation for its shareholders.”
Billion dollar tender
With a $2.2 billion contract from Saudi Aramco for the Zuluf offshore field, NPCC got the year off to a great start.
Following a competitive tendering process, NPCC won a nearly $1 billion EPC contract from ADNOC Offshore for the Umm Shaif field in July.
The award covers engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, and commissioning activities required to maintain Umm Shaif’s crude oil production capacity of 275,000 barrels per day.
EPC powerhouse
Last year, Abu Dhabi’s National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC) completed the legal completion of its mega-merger with NPCC to form one of the leading EPC powerhouse in the region.
“NPCC’s integration with NMDC has been a key enabler of this milestone. The merger has opened up opportunities for the company across the value EPC value chain across regions.” said Al Dhaheri.
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Source: Oil and Gas Middle East
