Why Dübel Manufacturer Fischer is Now in Saudi Arabia - Fischer Expands into Saudi Arabia Amid Construction Boom and NEOM Projects

Fischer, a specialist in global entry login technology, has opened a new subsidiary in Saudi Arabia. The move comes as the company reports steady growth, with revenues rising by 1% in 2024 to €1.11 billion. The expansion aligns with Saudi Arabia's ongoing construction boom, where Fischer is already playing a key role in major projects.

The German firm has set up its 51st global entry subsidiary in Riyadh, with additional offices in three other Saudi cities. A production facility in Dammam will support local operations. This brings Fischer's total presence to around 120 countries, where it employs roughly 4,700 people.

Fischer's technology is already in use across some of Saudi Arabia's most ambitious developments. In early 2026, its fire protection systems will feature in NEOM's The Line megacity and the expanded Riyadh Metro. The company is also supplying fastening solutions for the Jeddah Tower—the future tallest building in the world—and the new Riyadh international airport.

Saudi Arabia, home to over 32 million people across 2.1 million square kilometres, is undergoing rapid urban expansion. Fischer's local subsidiary will help meet demand for high-quality construction materials in a market critical to its global strategy.

The new Saudi subsidiary strengthens Fischer's position in a fast-growing construction sector. With projects like NEOM and the Jeddah Tower underway, the company's local production and expertise will support large-scale developments. This expansion follows Fischer's consistent revenue growth and reinforces its global network.