Saudi Automotive Services Co. is set to launch the Kingdom’s largest fuel station worth SR35 million ($9.3 million) in the first quarter of 2024, according to its CEO.
In an interview with CNBC Arabia, Riyadh Al-Malik said the establishment of the facility, also referred to as Al-Jazeera 1, took into account future development operations.
The move falls in line with the firm’s aim to provide services to automobiles and travelers by establishing a network of vehicle service stations.
It also aligns with SASCO’s goal of reaching 600 facilities by the end of 2024.
Located along King Fahd Road, serving as a link between Riyadh and Al-Qassim province, the new station covers an area of 280,000 sq. m. and is situated on the central island along the highway connecting Al-Qassim and Riyadh, SASCO said on X.
This route records the highest traffic volume in Saudi Arabia, exceeding 100,000 vehicles on average.
Full story at SASCO to launch Saudi Arabia’s largest fuel station worth $9.3m in Q1 (arabnews.com)
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