SGS noted that the financial impact of the deal is expected to be realized starting from Q2 2026.
Saudi Ground Services Co. (SGS)won a SAR 314.9 million contract with Riyadh Airports Co. for the operation and maintenance of passenger boarding bridges and related services at King Khalid International Airport(KKIA)in Riyadh. 
The contract will be executed in a consortium with Jusoor AirportsforOperationsand Maintenance Co., in which SGS holds a51% stake, the company said in a statement to Tadawul.
The contract term is five years commencing on May 1, 2026, with an option to extend for up to three additional years.
A joint consortium has been formed between the two companies to provide the operation and facilities management of passenger boarding bridges, ground power units, pre-conditioned air systems, and visual docking guidance systems atKKIA.
The contract will be assigned to Jusoor after obtaining the necessary licenses to carry out the activity and upon approval of Riyadh Airports Co.
The financial impact of the deal is expected to be realized starting from Q2 2026, SGS added, noting that no related parties are included.
SGS noted that the financial impact of the deal is expected to be realized starting from Q2 2026.
Saudi Ground Services Co. (SGS)won a SAR 314.9 million contract with Riyadh Airports Co. for the operation and maintenance of passenger boarding bridges and related services at King Khalid International Airport(KKIA)in Riyadh.
The contract will be executed in a consortium with Jusoor AirportsforOperationsand Maintenance Co., in which SGS holds a51% stake, the company said in a statement to Tadawul.
The contract term is five years commencing on May 1, 2026, with an option to extend for up to three additional years.
A joint consortium has been formed between the two companies to provide the operation and facilities management of passenger boarding bridges, ground power units, pre-conditioned air systems, and visual docking guidance systems atKKIA.
The contract will be assigned to Jusoor after obtaining the necessary licenses to carry out the activity and upon approval of Riyadh Airports Co.
The financial impact of the deal is expected to be realized starting from Q2 2026, SGS added, noting that no related parties are included.
