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Trades about 31% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in 1976, Electrical Industries Company, operating through its subsidiaries, is a prominent provider of electrical equipment and technical services, catering to markets within Saudi Arabia and globally. The company specializes in the production, assembly, and supply of a diverse range of electrical apparatus. Its product offerings include various types of transformers, such as power, distribution, pole and pad-mounted, and slim models. EIC also delivers complete package and unit substations, along with comprehensive cable management systems featuring cable ladders, trays, trunking, communication runways, and related covers and accessories. For low-voltage needs, the company manufactures metal-enclosed switchgears (including Magnum DS and IEC-compliant versions), motor control centers, panel boards, switch racks, and bus and cable ducting systems. Its high-voltage equipment line includes annunciator, protection and control, and synchronizing panels. Furthermore, for medium-voltage applications, EIC supplies indoor metal-clad switchgears, indoor metal-enclosed motor controllers, and associated bus and cable ducts. Beyond product provision, Electrical Industries Company offers an extensive array of industrial services. These services encompass calibration and instrumentation, the refurbishment, modification, and upgrading of existing electrical equipment, transformer oil filling, processing, and filtration, relay setting and coordination studies, and on-site testing and commissioning of electrical installations. The company's customer base spans the commercial, residential, and industrial sectors.
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