Man Industries Completes Acquisition of Saudi Pipe Maker NPC for $102M
Man Industries has acquired 100% equity stake in Saudi Arabian pipe manufacturer National Pipe Company Limited (NPC) for approximately USD 102 Million (~₹1,000 Crores). The acquisition, completed on May 21, 2026, aligns with the company's international expansion strategy and strengthens its Middle East presence.
This is a significant strategic acquisition for Man Industries, involving a substantial investment and expanding its operational capabilities and market reach in the Middle East, which is expected to have a considerable impact on its business.
The acquisition of a well-established, profit-making, and debt-free company like NPC is a positive development that strengthens Man Industries' global presence and market access in a key region.
Man Industries (India) Limited announced the completion of its strategic acquisition of National Pipe Company Limited (NPC), a prominent API manufacturer of HSAW and LSAW pipes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The transaction, valued at approximately USD 102 Million (approximately ₹1,000 Crores), was executed through Man International Steel Industries Company (MISIC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Man Industries in Saudi Arabia.
NPC, an established player in the Saudi Arabian pipe manufacturing sector, serves major clients including Saudi Aramco, Saudi Water Authority, and Qatar Petroleum, as well as leading global EPC contractors. The company is profit-making, debt-free, and possesses a healthy order book with an installed manufacturing capacity of approximately 430,000 MT per annum. Future plans include the addition of a Coating Mill with an External & Internal Coating Plant to meet the growing demand for coated pipeline solutions in the region.
The Board of Directors of Man Industries noted the completion of this acquisition on May 21, 2026. This strategic move aligns with the company's international expansion strategy, aiming to strengthen its global presence in the pipe manufacturing industry and enhance its operations in the Middle East and internationally. The acquisition is not considered a related party transaction, and no promoter or group companies have an interest in NPC. The acquisition was completed after fulfilling customary conditions precedent and obtaining all necessary approvals.
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