Valvitalia Group has signed a corporate procurement agreement with Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s leading integrated energy group. The agreement recognizes Valvitalia’s status as a local manufacturer and allows the Group to access a limited, highly qualified market reserved for companies producing directly in Saudi Arabia.
The agreement opens up new business opportunities and a potential incremental revenue stream in the country, strengthening Valvitalia’s presence in a strategic, high-potential region: in 2025, business generated in the peninsula contributed approximately €75 million to total order intake.
This development builds on the memorandum of understanding for the establishment of a joint venture formalized in recent weeks by Valvitalia with its partner Saudi FAL. Salvatore Ruggeri, President of Valvitalia, is pleased with the agreement and commented: “The goal is to support the local content needs and the country’s industrial growth prospects with an increasingly broad portfolio of solutions, accelerating the Group’s growth.” For Andrea Forzi, CEO of the group, the agreement allows Valvitalia “to operate as a local producer in one of the most important and opportunity-rich energy markets.” “It is a further step towards a structured and lasting presence, based on advanced technological expertise and a strategic collaboration with a key partner,” the CEO said in a statement.
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