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Saudi Arabia : LEIGHTON HOLDINGS receives $72m contract to build the first PROTON cancer therapy centre in SAUDI

Published 16 Oct 2012

Leighton Holdings has received a contract to build the first proton cancer therapy centre in Saudi Arabia. The contract is worth US$74 million.

Middle Eastern joint venture of Leighton, Habtoor Leighton Group received the contract to take up the construction of the centre at King Fahad Medical City in Riyadh in a 50/50 joint venture with Al Latifia Trading and Contracting.

Within a month, this contract is the second healthcare deal won by Habtoor Leighton in Saudi Arabia. Earlier in September, the company had received a US$316 million deal with Al Latifia Trading and Contracting to construct new medical centres.

According to Jose Antonio Lopez-Monis, Habtoor Leighton\'s new managing director, the proton therapy centre would provide access to the best cancer treatment technology in the world to Saudi Arabia as well as neighbouring Gulf states.

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