Malaysian engineering and industrial services firm MKRS Group has partnered with Saudi Arabia’s Sinyar Saudi Industrial Investment Company to expand its presence in the Kingdom’s fast-growing industrial, energy and aviation sectors.
The collaboration is expected to unlock opportunities in engineering, oil and gas, shipyard services, aviation support, technology transfer and industrial development, while strengthening economic ties between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
A key component of the partnership is the introduction of MKRS’ Malaysian-developed industrial system scaffolding technology into the Saudi market, with plans to explore local manufacturing and supply chain development in the Kingdom.
MKRS said the initiative would also create opportunities for Malaysian companies, professionals and skilled workers to participate in major infrastructure and industrial projects in Saudi Arabia.
The expansion is supported by Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Bhd (EXIM Bank Malaysia), which is facilitating the group’s international growth through export financing and business support mechanisms.
MKRS Group chairman Datuk Dr Saravanan Karrupayah said the partnership positions Malaysian expertise and technology to support Saudi Arabia’s industrial transformation agenda while creating new growth opportunities for local businesses and talent.
The collaboration covers six key areas, including technology transfer, workforce development, engineering and industrial services, investment opportunities and international business expansion.
The partnership was formalised during the Malaysia–Saudi Arabia Strategic Collaboration & Business Expansion Ceremony 2026.
