UAE firm wins Jeddah tower contract

Date: 13 May 2015

Lamar Investment and Real Estate Development Company, a leading real estate developer based in Saudi Arabia, has awarded an external façade contract worth SR200 million ($53 million) to UAE-based Technical Glass and Aluminium Company, for its upcoming project in Jeddah.

The SR1.725 billion ($459 million) Lamar Towers development is being jointly developed by the Saudi firm and Drake & Scull International (DSI), a regional market leader in the integrated design, engineering and construction sector, on a 34,800 sq m plot of land.

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