Wison’s $4.04B Middle East Energy Breakthrough

A Landmark Contract

Wison Engineering has secured a US$3.9 billion EPC contract from ADNOC Gas for RGD Phase 2 in Habshan, plus a 220KV switch station. Together, the award reaches approximately US$4.04 billion, marking Wison’s largest EPC contract ever.

Moreover, the project highlights Wison’s growing Middle East presence and trusted engineering expertise. It also strengthens its ability to deliver complex energy infrastructure for major international clients.

Powering Future Growth

Located in Abu Dhabi, the project includes pipelines, separation units, condensate stabilization, acid gas removal, and deep NGL recovery facilities. Consequently, it will expand natural gas processing capacity and support the UAE’s downstream industries.

Meanwhile, Wison will combine local operations with global supply-chain strength. Ultimately, this landmark project reinforces its position as a leading energy engineering provider and supports ADNOC Gas’ 2030 growth ambitions.

Fueling Tomorrow: ADNOC Gas Beats the Odds

Soaring Above Expectations

ADNOC Gas plc just delivered impressive Q2 2026 results from Abu Dhabi, UAE. Consequently, net income reached $665 million, easily beating guidance despite recent operational disruptions.

Furthermore, CEO Fatema Al Nuaimi announced major contract awards for the Rich Gas Development project. Ultimately, these moves solidify the company's resilient core operations.

Building a Dynamic Future

Meanwhile, new investments are driving an upgraded 60% EBITDA growth target by 2030. Thus, the team plans to deploy $28 billion into strategic gas infrastructure.

Additionally, cutting-edge AI and robotics now streamline asset inspections to boost efficiency. Therefore, ADNOC Gas continues powering the nation forward with unwavering strength.

Sand, Steel, and Strategy: Wison Plants Its Flag in Abu Dhabi A New Chapter Begins

On July 30, 2026, Wison Engineering opened its Abu Dhabi subsidiary and office, right in the heart of the UAE's capital. It's a big step forward.

Since 2008, when Wison first entered Saudi Arabia, the company has steadily grown its Middle East footprint. Now, this move deepens that commitment even further.

Building Toward the Future

CEO Zhou Hongliang says the office will anchor global growth.

 Meanwhile, Chairman Liu Hongjun envisions it becoming Wison's regional execution hub.

Ultimately, Wison aims to become a world-class oil and gas engineering leader worldwide.