GE signs $267-MM JV deal to build gas turbines in Saudi Arabia
5/24/2017
RIYADH (Reuters) — General Electric (GE) signed a $267-MM JV agreement on Wednesday with Saudi Arabia's state-backed Dussur industrial development company to manufacture gas turbines in the eastern city of Dammam.
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The agreement, announced at a press conference in Riyadh, follows an announcement by GE during US President Donald Trump's visit last weekend of $15 B of business deals, including memorandums of understanding which would require further agreements to materialize.
GE and Dussur signed a memorandum of understanding last year that is expected to result in nearly 3.75 billion riyals of investment by the two companies across multiple sectors in 2017.
Reporting by Marwa Rashad; Writing by Katie Paul; Editing by Mark Potter
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