Intimation of execution of Joint Venture Agreement with Jubail Pearl Company Ltd, based in Saudi Arabia
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Duncan Engineering has signed a joint venture agreement with Saudi Arabia-based Jubail Pearl Company (JPC) to set up manufacturing facilities in the Kingdom, targeting Oil & Gas and related projects. The JV company will be incorporated in Dammam or Jubail, with Duncan Engineering holding a 90% stake and JPC holding the remaining 10%. Duncan will invest SAR 540,000 (out of a total authorised capital of SAR 600,000) to subscribe to its share. The JV has an initial term of 20 years, with a 4-member board (3 nominated by Duncan, 1 Chairman by JPC). The agreement was executed on October 10, 2025, and the JV entity must be established within 60 days. The transaction is not a related-party deal.
This marks Duncan Engineering's strategic entry into Saudi Arabia's oil & gas sector, opening a new international market and revenue stream, though the initial capital commitment is small. For shareholders, it is a positive long-term growth signal given the scale of Saudi energy infrastructure projects, but the near-term financial impact will likely be limited.