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Samsung E&A Wins MEED Projects Award for 15th Consecutive Year

Samsung E&A has won the prestigious MEED Projects Award for the 15th consecutive year, reinforcing its position as a leading engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company in the Middle East.Samsung E&A said on Nov. 11 that its Jafurah gas processing facility project in Saudi Arabia received the Strategic Energy Infrastructure Special Award at the MEED Projects Awards ceremony held in…

Samsung E&A has won the MEED Projects Award for the 15th consecutive year, solidifying its position as a leading engineering, procurement, and construction company in the Middle East. The company's Jafurah gas processing facility project in Saudi Arabia received the Strategic Energy Infrastructure Special Award at the MEED Projects Awards ceremony in Dubai.

Despite challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war, Samsung E&A managed to achieve first production of sales gas from the facility in December 2025. The company's success can be attributed to its adoption of construction strategies like large-scale modularization and the use of precast concrete, which improved productivity and reduced schedule risks.

The award-winning performance is expected to bolster Samsung E&A's competitiveness in future large-scale EPC projects in the region.

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