Riyadh-based Saudi Industrial Export Company (SIEC), a leading trading house in the region which functions as a one-stop-shop for all international trade requirements, has unveiled plans for extending its global reach through the opening of storage facilities in Singapore and Dubai.

The move is seen as part of the company’s plans to make major inroads into the global markets.
“As a globally integrated corporation, we respect the culture and customs of all countries in which we operate and are represented by our long-term associates in many markets such as Dubai, Tehran, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, Cairo, Addis Ababa, Yemen, Algeria, Sudan, Jakarta and Libya among others. We also provide complete logistics services to our customers in land transportation and sea-shipping,” says a company spokesperson.
SIEC, which is listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange, provides a range of services that include marketing and selling products as agent/representative of factories, protecting producers from built-in export risks, maintaining long-term relationship with banking financing and insurance corporations, participating regularly in exhibitions, seeking new markets and sales strategies as well as comprehensive support on transportation, including warehouse to warehouse services and chartering of ships.
An area of special expertise is the financing of international trade. SIEC exports and imports various products such as fertilisers, chemicals, petrochemicals and bulk commodities around the world, while buying and selling utilising the services and facilities available for its operation.