Rover Alcisa has managed to run in Saudi Arabia a fishing port for the national oil company Saudi Aramco, the national oil company controlled by the Saudi government. The construction of the port is located in the municipality of Dareem, at 30 km from Dammam, and has a budget of 20 million euros. The term is 18 months. Rover Alcisa has made this work through the consortium Cart, integrated by Rover Alcisa, Cyes, Torrescámara, Arín and the local company Atco.

Specifically, this action involves the construction of a dam 800 meters for the mooring of 543 boats, a dock for ships, two buildings for facilities and several floating docks and mooring piles.

Through this first contract with Aramco, the largest state of Saudi Arabia, the country enters a consortium providing infrastructure investments in excess of 80,000 million dollars annually. For CART, "the investment capacity of the first customer is a guarantee of future business development in the Arab country."

Saudi Aramco is the world leader in crude oil reserves, with a production of 8 million barrels a day and sales of over 240,000 million dollars annually. With nearly 55,000 employees, the company is also the leader in the production and export of liquefied gas worldwide.

For its part, the Saudi partner CART, the AA building Turki Corporation (ATCO), is also one of the nation's leading companies with businesses covering sectors such as port services, energy, construction and telecommunications. The consortium of Valencian companies provides Atco with their experience and expertise in all types of works (sea, rail, water, etc..) while Atco will provide us a local market knowledge.

After this first award Rover Alcisa, Cyes, Torrescámara and Arín trust to strengthen its position in Saudi Arabia with future new contracts.