Saudi Arabian Baytur Construction Company
Saudi Arabian Baytur Construction Company was established in 2008 by three companies: Baytur Construction and Contracting Company, Tanami Construction Company and Azmeel International Trading and Contracting Co. Since 2016, Saudi Arabian Baytur has been a 100% Saudi-owned organisation.
This year again, Saudi Arabian Baytur has secured its position on Construction Week Middle East’s Top 30 KSA Construction Firms’ list. The list recognises companies that are innovating, inspiring, and championing the construction market.
Led by the CEO of Saudi Arabian Baytur Murat Giray, the company focuses on specialised, high-quality execution of contracts for construction, installation, and maintenance works. They are also involved in civil-construction works for high-rise towers in different sectors such as residential, commercial, educational, hospitality, healthcare, industrial, and institutional buildings.
In addition, the firm’s work in infrastructure projects includes airports, bridges, and dams.
Commenting on their success in the last 12 months, Giray said: “Recapping the past 12 months, following the year of Covid-19, our major success has been to survive, while keeping our staff and personnel safe, and overcoming post-Covid challenges.
Meanwhile, we were able to maintain our market position and grow our project portfolio with notable contracts in Riyadh and Al Ula.
He said that the firm’s new significant projects in the King Abdullah Financial District and MISK City in Riyadh are progressing in a timely manner, and their long-term project at King Abdullah University for Science and Technology in Thuwal is well ahead of schedule.
“We also have large projects in Makkah and Abha, with value exceeding $1.47bn (SAR5.5bn), which will be completed in 2022,” Giray added.
Among Saudi Arabian Baytur’s key HSE milestones is its achievement of fifteen million safe man-hours on the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), and twenty million safe man-hours on the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) projects.
The AlKhobar-based company’s current backlog coming out of 2021 is $930mn (SAR3.5bn), while its revenue for 2021 was $350mn (SAR1.3bn). The company is expecting its revenue to touch $400mn (SAR1.5bn) in 2022.
