Local Manufacturing for Saudi Arabia’s Water Future
Saudi Arabia is expanding water and wastewater infrastructure to meet future demand. AVK SVMC supports these developments with locally manufactured valves and engineering expertise.
Saudi Arabia is making significant investments in water infrastructure as part of the National Water Strategy 2030. Desalination capacity is planned to increase from 3.88 million m³/day in 2025 to 7.18 million m³/day by 2031, while wastewater treatment capacity is targeting 10 million m³/day with 70% water reuse. These developments support long-term water security, population growth, and industrial expansion across the Kingdom.
Meeting these targets requires more than new treatment plants. It depends on dependable components throughout the network, including valves that regulate flow, isolate pipeline sections, and support safe operation across desalination facilities, transmission lines, pumping stations, and wastewater treatment plants.
For more than 40 years, AVK SVMC has supported Saudi Arabia's water and wastewater sector through local manufacturing and engineering expertise. Manufacturing within the Kingdom enables faster availability, production continuity, and closer collaboration with utilities, contractors, consultants, and project stakeholders throughout every stage of infrastructure development.
Today, AVK SVMC manufactures 700,000 valves and 100,000 fire hydrants annually in Saudi Arabia. This production capacity helps meet the requirements of municipal water supply, wastewater treatment, desalination projects, industrial facilities, and fire protection networks while supporting project delivery schedules.
Every valve is subjected to hydrostatic and shell testing before dispatch, together with material verification and quality control procedures throughout the manufacturing process. These verification steps help ensure each product performs as intended before it reaches the installation site.
Engineering teams at AVK SVMC also work closely with customers to address local operating conditions, project specifications, and network requirements. This practical approach supports reliable operation across a wide range of water and wastewater applications throughout the Kingdom.
As Saudi Arabia continues expanding its water infrastructure, AVK SVMC remains committed to contributing through local manufacturing, engineering knowledge, dependable production capacity, and continued support for projects that strengthen the Kingdom's water networks.
Meeting these targets requires more than new treatment plants. It depends on dependable components throughout the network, including valves that regulate flow, isolate pipeline sections, and support safe operation across desalination facilities, transmission lines, pumping stations, and wastewater treatment plants.
For more than 40 years, AVK SVMC has supported Saudi Arabia's water and wastewater sector through local manufacturing and engineering expertise. Manufacturing within the Kingdom enables faster availability, production continuity, and closer collaboration with utilities, contractors, consultants, and project stakeholders throughout every stage of infrastructure development.
Today, AVK SVMC manufactures 700,000 valves and 100,000 fire hydrants annually in Saudi Arabia. This production capacity helps meet the requirements of municipal water supply, wastewater treatment, desalination projects, industrial facilities, and fire protection networks while supporting project delivery schedules.
Every valve is subjected to hydrostatic and shell testing before dispatch, together with material verification and quality control procedures throughout the manufacturing process. These verification steps help ensure each product performs as intended before it reaches the installation site.
Engineering teams at AVK SVMC also work closely with customers to address local operating conditions, project specifications, and network requirements. This practical approach supports reliable operation across a wide range of water and wastewater applications throughout the Kingdom.
As Saudi Arabia continues expanding its water infrastructure, AVK SVMC remains committed to contributing through local manufacturing, engineering knowledge, dependable production capacity, and continued support for projects that strengthen the Kingdom's water networks.