FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Here you’ll find answers to common inquiries about SIIG’s operations, ownership, corporate structure, and investor engagement. If your question isn’t listed below, please contact us via the Contact page.

What does SIIG do?

SIIG is a leading Saudi industrial investment group focused on the development, operation, and distribution of petrochemical products. We work through our subsidiaries and strategic partnerships to serve both domestic and international markets.

When was SIIG established?

SIIG was formed in 1996 as a Joint Stock Company with an initial capital of SAR 550 million (USD 147 million) and has grown steadily to become one of the Kingdom’s key petrochemical producers.

Is SIIG a publicly listed company?

Yes, SIIG’s shares are listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul), providing increased transparency and enabling public participation in the company’s ownership.

Who are SIIG’s major shareholders?

SIIG’s ownership comprises public shareholders and institutional investors. The General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI) also holds a direct stake in the company.

What products does SIIG produce?

Through its joint ventures and subsidiaries, SIIG’s portfolio includes chemicals and polymers such as benzene, cyclohexane, styrene, propylene, high-density polyethylene, polypropylene and hexene-1.

How can I request corporate or investor information?

For corporate, media, or investor communications, please use the Contact page to reach the appropriate SIIG team. Our contacts ensure inquiries are routed efficiently to the relevant department.

Does SIIG engage in sustainability or ESG initiatives?

SIIG is committed to responsible and sustainable growth. We integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into our operations and reporting. Specific initiatives and disclosures can be found in our corporate reports and sustainability pages.

How does SIIG approach partnerships and joint ventures?

Strategic partnerships — such as those with Chevron Phillips — are central to SIIG’s business model. These alliances enable technology transfer, expanded product lines, and shared expertise to drive long-term value creation.