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Pakistan-based engineering and automation company Avanceon has secured projects worth $11.6 million across Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. The contracts span infrastructure upgrades, energy sector automation, and digital transformation initiatives aligned with the Gulf states’ long-term development strategies.
Avanceon Limited has expanded its footprint in the Middle East after securing a series of contracts valued at $11.6 million across three major Gulf markets, strengthening its position as a regional provider of industrial automation and digital transformation solutions.
According to a filing submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the projects have been awarded in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, covering sectors such as infrastructure modernization, utilities, energy, and industrial operations.
The largest share of the contracts comes from the UAE, where Avanceon secured projects worth $6.3 million. The company will provide advanced control and safety systems for leading oil and gas operators. The solutions are designed to improve operational efficiency, enhance safety standards, and enable seamless connectivity with centralized monitoring platforms.
The contracts support the UAE’s broader efforts to accelerate digitalization and improve energy-sector performance through smart technologies and automation.
In Qatar, Avanceon won projects valued at $3.9 million focused on modernizing critical infrastructure. The scope of work includes upgrading and integrating Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems and Building Management Systems (BMS).
The company will oversee procurement, installation, testing, commissioning, system integration, staff training, and final project delivery. In addition, Avanceon will provide operations and maintenance services for a disaster recovery platform serving a major utilities organization.
The projects are expected to strengthen infrastructure resilience while improving operational reliability and digital capabilities.
Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, Avanceon secured a $1.4 million contract involving the modernization of an existing SCADA network. The project includes replacing legacy hardware and software systems to improve performance, enhance operational visibility, and reduce risks associated with aging technology.
The newly awarded contracts align closely with Qatar National Vision 2030, UAE Vision 2031, and Saudi Vision 2030, all of which prioritize technological innovation, infrastructure development, and sustainable economic growth.
The latest wins highlight Avanceon’s growing presence in the Gulf region and underscore increasing demand for automation, digital infrastructure, and industrial technology solutions as governments and businesses continue to invest in modernization programs.
