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Saudi Arabia adopts 3D printing for spare parts
Saudi Arabia is moving towards localizing additive manufacturing technology, particularly for on-demand spare parts production, with the aim of reducing reliance on external supply chains and strengthening domestic capabilities. It is expected that the market size will triple from approximately 1.2 billion riyals in 2025 to 6.47 billion riyals by 2034, with a compound annual growth rate of 20.52%. Initiatives include developing a smart factory within the "Future Factories" program and converting 4,000 factories into facilities that utilize advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation. Additionally, efforts are being made to boost the production of related materials, expanding opportunities for specialized manufacturing and reducing the need to stockpile large quantities of spare parts. The aerospace and defense sectors are also making progress by qualifying and producing aircraft and military components using this technology. It is expected that the market for materials used in 3D printing will grow from 123.75 million riyals in 2025 to approximately 1.41 billion riyals by 2034, reflecting a strategic shift towards advanced manufacturing and safety.
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