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NADEC agrees SAR 85m purchase of Pure Harvest's six-hectare Haradh greenhouse
Saudi Arabia's National Agricultural Development Company is buying the solar-powered hydroponic tomato greenhouse that sits inside its own Haradh complex. Handover is targeted for 1 November.
Saudi Arabia’s National Agricultural Development Company (NADEC) has agreed to buy a six-hectare high-tech greenhouse in Haradh from Pure Harvest Smart Agricultural Farms for SAR 85 million (about €19 million). The facility grows tomatoes year-round in hydroponic systems with climate control, and has operated since 2022 inside NADEC’s existing Haradh complex. It runs on a 30 MW solar farm operated by NADEC. Handover is targeted for on or around 1 November 2026.
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