NBTC Group in KSA continues to achieve remarkable progress at the Fadhili Gas Increment Program, demonstrating excellence in execution and teamwork across all fronts.

Significant progress has been achieved by NBTC KSA in the transportation and installation of PreAssembly Structures (PAS) for the Fadhili Gas Increment Program. A total of 15 PAS modules—five each for Train 7, Train 8, and Train 9—have been allocated to NBTC, with a combined weight of 3,634 tons, forming part of the overall 12,800 ton steel structure erection scope.

On 30 November 2025, NBTC successfully transported and positioned the 1st PAS module, weighing 334 tons, at its designated site—marking a key milestone in the project’s execution. Building on this momentum, the second and third modules, weighing 232 tons and 135 tons, were safely transported on 06 December 2025 and 10 December 2025, respectively.

Preparations are currently underway for the transportation of the fourth module, weighing 260 tons, scheduled for 22 December 2025. All required arrangements have been initiated to ensure timely and safe execution. Work on the remaining modules continues to progress in alignment with the project’s targeted schedule.

This series of successful movements underscores the dedication, teamwork, and technical expertise of everyone involved in the Fadhili Project. NBTC remains committed to delivering high quality results while upholding the highest standards of safety, precision, and efficiency.

In parallel, NBTC recently completed 3,000 tons of steel structure erection, marking another milestone in the project’s advancement. This accomplishment highlights the team’s strong commitment to safety, efficiency, and timely execution.

These achievements showcase the dedication and technical expertise of every team member involved in the Fadhili Project. NBTC remains focused on delivering high?quality results, driven by a unified spirit of excellence and continuous improvement.

Together, we build with pride and purpose, shaping progress across the Kingdom.