J de Jonge is powering KSA's industrial future

The company is expanding Saudi manufacturing with loading arm facility, hydrogen tech and local talent development, aligning with Vision 2030 through sustainable energy solutions and knowledge transfer, Alexander de Jonge and Jacko de Vries tell OGN

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JDE JONGE, a 70-year-old family-owned multifaceted company, is always investing for the long-term; and nowhere is that commitment more evident than in Saudi Arabia.

The company first started providing services to the Kingdom about 30 years ago, when it began servicing and supplying equipment for loading and unloading activities.

It specialises in mechanical and piping systems, loading technologies, storage tank services and specialised industrial equipment.

In an exclusive interview, OGN energy magazine spoke to Alexander de Jonge, CEO, J de Jonge Group, and Jacko de Vries, Division Director, J de Jonge Group to discuss the company's current developments and future growth plans.

Below are excerpts from the interview.

What is J de Jonge’s scope of operations?

de Jonge: The group consists of EPC contracting, manufacturing and service companies, and it is divided into four divisions:

• Storage tanks and foundation: This division specialises in above-ground storage tank engineering, construction and maintenance services.

• Mechanical and Piping Division: This division handles everything from offshore and construction to maintenance and turnarounds.

• Loading Technology and Jetties: The scope of this division includes enhancing loading arm operations and boosting continuity through comprehensive maintenance, overhaul and revision solutions.

• Specialties: This division provides services for all types of industrial equipment, from rotating equipment to pump systems and heat exchangers.

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