The Saudi Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) was established in 1974 to take a leading role in implementing development policies and programs. This vision acknowledges SIDF as the main financial catalyst for the industrial transformation in Saudi Arabia.
Ensure sustainable returns on industrial investments.
Create added value for the local economy.
Support domestic products.
Promote non-oil exports.
Foster integration between industrial and other sectors.
Boost Saudi talent participation in industry.
Optimize use of local raw materials.
Attract foreign capital and localize advanced technology.
Cultivate a safety and risk prevention culture in industrial facilities.
Encourage environmental awareness in the industrial sector.
Since its establishment in 2001, MODON has been undertaking the development and supervision of industrial lands and integrated infrastructure.
Today, it oversees 36 existing and under development industrial cities across the Kingdom, in addition to private industrial cities and complexes. MODON succeeded in íaising the aíea of developed industíial lands until now neaíly 200 million m².
These cities manage 6,587 industrial and investment contracts and more than 4000 factories between producer, existing and under construction and establishment.
The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu was established in 1975 by a Royal Decree that granted it financial and administrative autonomy to implement the infrastructure plan required to prepare Jubail and Yanbu as industrial areas within the framework of the Kingdom's policy to diversify sources of income and expand its industrial base.
Jubail Industíial City
Yanbu Industíial City
Ras Al Khaií City foí Mining Industíies
Jazan City foí Píimaíy and Downstíeam Industíies