Binladin companies have played a key role in building Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure... ... and operates one of the largest fleets of heavy machinery in the world. It has constructed more than five thousand kilometres of roads throughout the Kingdom...such as the new Al Qassim Express- way; costing over five billion Saudi Riyals and linking Al Qassim area with Madinah and Yanbu and Thuwal on the Red Sea, and passing through some of the most challenging landscape in the Kingdom.

Winner of two 2009 Global Road Achievment

In 2005, this 6-Lane, 775 km, Design / Build / Finance Expressway won two Global Road Achievement Awards in Construction Technology and Innovative Financing. This was the first time in the awards history that a single project wins two such awards in the same year. Also a 420 kilometre coastal highway from Shuqrah to Mukallah in the Yemen.

SBG has also constructed bridges, underpasses and tunnels. Until 2006, total accomplishments in this sector include:

• Roads 5,500 Kilometers
• Tunnels 8,368 Meters (vehicular & pedestrian)
• Tunnels (utility) 8,276 Meters
• Underpasses 3,378 Meters
• Underground Parking 5,460 Sq. Meters (2 tunnels x 130 m. x 21 m.)
• Underground 100,000 Cubic Meters Water Storage.
• Bridges / Elevated Expressways
• Total length 26,000 Meters
• Total Deck 550,000 Sq. Meters

By 2003 Binladin Companies built or participated in the construction of nearly 25 airports within the region and other countries. including Malaysia, Syria, and Egypt. Each project is tailored to meet the client’s specifications...outside and inside the terminal building... such as the turnkey domestic airport in Wadi Al Dawaser. ...and the Jumbo Jet modification hangar near Riyadh. In 2007, SBG won the contract to build the hajj terminal at King Abdull Aziz International Airport in Jeddah, and Blaise Diangne International Airport in Dakar, Senegal.