Roboze has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with international power agency SLB to develop a neighborhood manufacturing capability for non-metallic 3D printed components in Saudi Arabia.
The MoU was signed on the In-Kingdom Complete Worth Add (IKTVA) 2025 Discussion board and Exhibition, with each companions saying their alliance will help Saudi Arabia’s Imaginative and prescient 2030 initiative by ‘fostering sustainability and financial diversification by way of in-country manufacturing.’
SLB and Roboze have been working collectively since 2021, evaluating, figuring out and manufacturing vital spare components for downhole oil & gasoline purposes that may be additive manufactured in PEEK and carbon fibre PEEK. Their MoU will now set up a shared dedication to leverage Roboze’s additive manufacturing applied sciences to supply SLB-qualified elements on demand.
“Our MoU with SLB in Saudi Arabia exemplifies our dedication to enabling native manufacturing,” mentioned Alessio Lorusso, CEO of Roboze. “Through the use of our superior manufacturing applied sciences for localised manufacturing of SLB components, we’re proud to contribute to Imaginative and prescient 2030 and drive innovation in KSA.”
Earlier this month, Roboze named SOLIZE Company as an authorised distributor of its 3D printing merchandise in Japan.