Man Industries Subsidiary Acquires Saudi Pipe Maker NPC for $102 Million
Man Industries' subsidiary, MISIC, has acquired National Pipe Company Limited (NPC) in Saudi Arabia for USD 102 Million (~₹1,000 Crores). NPC is a key manufacturer of HSAW and LSAW pipes with a capacity of 430,000 MT per annum. This strategic move enhances Man Industries' global presence and access to Middle Eastern markets.
The acquisition significantly expands the company's international footprint, market access, and manufacturing capacity in a key region, representing a substantial strategic move.
The acquisition of a profit-making, debt-free company with a strong order book and strategic alignment with international expansion goals is a positive development for Man Industries.
Man Industries (India) Limited announced the completion of the acquisition of 100% equity stake in National Pipe Company Limited (NPC), based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The transaction was carried out by Man International Steel Industries Company (MISIC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Man Industries in Saudi Arabia, for a total cost of approximately USD 102 Million, equivalent to around ₹1,000 Crores.
NPC is a prominent API-certified manufacturer of HSAW and LSAW pipes, serving major clients such as Saudi Aramco, Saudi Water Authority (SWA), and Qatar Petroleum, as well as global EPC contractors like McDermott and L&T. The company is described as profit-making, debt-free, and financially stable, possessing a healthy order book and all necessary industry approvals. NPC has an installed manufacturing capacity of approximately 430,000 MT per annum, with plans to establish a coating mill to meet the growing demand for coated pipeline solutions in Saudi Arabia.
This acquisition aligns with Man Industries' international expansion strategy, aiming to bolster its global presence in the pipe manufacturing sector. It is expected to provide access to significant opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and desalination projects within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, thereby strengthening the company's Middle East and international operations.
The Board of Directors of Man Industries noted the completion of this acquisition during their meeting held on Thursday, May 21, 2026, which commenced at 01:00 P.M. and concluded at 01:30 P.M. The acquisition did not involve related parties, and all necessary governmental and regulatory approvals have been obtained.
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