JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia January 27, 2026 Saudi Arabia has opened 11 new Mining Sites in Eastern Province . The move creates fresh investment opportunities for both domestic and international companies. This expansion also increases the Number of The Sites in Eastern Province and supports the Kingdom’s strategy to diversify its economy and strengthen industrial activity.
Mining Sites in Eastern Province and the Rising Number of The them
The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources confirmed that the 11 newly announced sites are part of the Al-Summan Crushers Complex, covering nearly nine square kilometers. Moreover, these sites are specifically dedicated to the extraction of aggregates and crusher materials, which are crucial for supporting construction and industrial projects throughout the Kingdom.
The increase in the number of the mining sites in the Eastern Province highlights the growing opportunities for investors and reflects the Kingdom’s focus on expanding industrial infrastructure. This growth marks a significant rise in the number of the mining sites in Eastern Province.
Key highlights of the expansion
Here are the key highlights of the recent expansion initiative in the Eastern Province:
- 11 mining places now open for competitive bidding in the Eastern Province.
- Total area of approximately nine square kilometers dedicated to aggregates and crusher materials.
- Positive impact expected on surrounding commercial and industrial development.
- Opportunities for investors to explore commercial and industrial land in Dammam to support mining-related operations.
- Increased demand for industrial land available in Khobar’s Eastern Province as mining-related services and logistics grow.
Officials will conduct pre-qualification and bidding through national digital platforms to ensure transparency and encourage both local and international participation. The increase in mining sites in the Eastern Province supports Vision 2030 by driving economic diversification, job creation, and sustainable industrial growth.
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