National Grain Co. signs deal to build grains terminal at Yanbu port
The National Grain Co., a joint venture of the Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Co. and the National Shipping Co. of Saudi Arabia, has signed an agreement with Haif Trading and Construction Co. to build a grains terminal at Yanbu Commercial Port.
Under the contract, the Haif will construct a grain terminal with a storage capacity of 156,000 tons in the first phase, consisting of 12 silos with a total capacity of 96,000 tons and a flat warehouse with a capacity of 60,000 tons.
The terminal will also include a 650 meter-long conveyor belt, unloading equipment with 800 tons per hour of discharge capacity, and a dedicated area for loading trucks and packaging.
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