In the heart of the Middle East, the demand for high-performance polymer materials like PE (Polyethylene), EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate), and PEVA has seen an unprecedented surge. As Saudi Arabia pushes forward with its Vision 2030, the localization of manufacturing and the growth of the petrochemical downstream industry have turned the Kingdom into a global hub for plastic film production.
Jiangsu Dahai Plastics Co., Ltd., founded in 1996, has been a pivotal partner for many Saudi enterprises. With over 20 advanced production lines and an annual output exceeding 100,000 tons, we supply the raw materials and finished films that power the Saudi construction, medical, and agricultural sectors.
Operating over 120,000 square meters of production space with an annual sales record of over 1 billion, serving major industrial zones like Jubail and Yanbu.
In the Saudi heat, EVA films are critical for architectural laminated glass. Our 1.14mm super-clear films are used in skyscrapers in Riyadh to ensure UV protection and structural integrity.
With the expansion of the Saudi healthcare sector, our PEVA and PVC films are essential for manufacturing medical urine bags and blister packaging, meeting stringent international safety standards.
As Saudi Arabia invests in renewable energy, EVA encapsulation films are becoming vital for the local assembly of solar panels, providing weather resistance against the harsh desert climate.
The strategic location of Saudi Arabia provides a logistics gateway between East and West. Factories in cities like Dammam and Jeddah benefit from low energy costs and proximity to raw material producers like SABIC. This synergy allows for the production of PE and EVA films at highly competitive prices without compromising on quality.
Industry trends in the region are shifting towards:
We possess laboratories accredited by China National Commission for Conformity Assessment (CNAS). Our testing protocols ensure that every roll of PE, EVA, or PEVA film sent to Saudi Arabia can withstand high UV exposure and mechanical stress.
Our commitment to Innovation involves collaborating with university teams to develop next-generation polymer materials. This is particularly relevant for the Saudi NEOM project, where innovative building materials are in high demand.
The total registered capital of our company group is $40 million, with assets reaching $140 million. In 2018, we achieved sales of $180 million, exporting to over 40 countries, including significant shipments to the Middle East.
Our vision is to become the domestic polymer material application industry leader and build a world-class brand that supports the industrial growth of partners in Saudi Arabia.
From healthcare to heavy industry, our films are everywhere in Saudi Arabia.