Riyadh, March 4, 2022: Advanced Electronics Company, a Saudi Arabian Military Industries "SAMI" company, launched its new brand identity and motto, "Three Decades of Excellence towards a Promising Future," to be premiered at the World Defense Exhibition 2022. The rebranding aims to enhance the company's leading position in the development of defense and aerospace ecosystems, technical systems, information security and energy, and the localization of defense products, solutions, and systems, in line with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030.

Eng. Ziad Al Musallam, CEO of Advanced Electronics, said: "The company's focus is on developing advanced products, solutions, and services and honoring its thirty years track record. The Advanced Electronics Company has created a platform for expertise that seeks to localize technologies and build capabilities during the past period. The new identity reflects the company's future vision, unifying efforts and aligning goals to achieve the Kingdom's Vision 2030 and implement the ambitious leadership aspirations by SAMI to become one of the 25 largest defense industries companies in the world by 2030.

Established in 1988 and headquartered in Riyadh, AEC is a leader in the electronics, technology, and manufacturing industries. The company designs, develops, manufactures, maintains, and repairs advanced systems and products in the defense and aerospace, information and communications technology, security, and energy sectors. It employs more than 2,200 employees, 85 percent of whom are Saudis, who include over 800 highly skilled and certified male and female engineers.

In 2020, SAMI, a national entity wholly owned by Public Investment Fund (PIF) acquired Advanced Electronics, in what was the largest deal of its kind in Saudi Arabia's military industry’s sector, thus becoming a 100% Saudi company.

Riyadh, February 03, 2022: The Advanced Electronics Company (AEC), a SAMI company, successfully concluded its participation in LEAP technology conference, from 1-3 February 2022, at Riyadh International Conventions & Exhibitions Center.

AEC showcased, during the world’s biggest technology event that attracted thousands of interested visitors, a complete range of solutions, systems, and products, including its flagship Data Diode, that helps protect sensitive networks and databases from hacking and breaches, along with other cybersecurity solutions, cloud computing systems, IoT, and digital health services. Also, the company presented its Security Operations Center (SOC), which supports I.T. professionals in securing their cybersecurity systems and ensures breach's immunity.

Ziad Al-Musallam, CEO of Advanced Electronics Company, said: " We are proud of AEC's successful participation and praise holding LEAP's first edition in Saudi Arabia. LEAPS' impeccable organization and remarkable turnout reflect the great efforts made by the Kingdom’s wise government and officials in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in planning, preparing, and organizing this special event. LEAP is a successful event that offered great content and is a true testament to the Kingdom's leading role. Al-Musallam stressed the importance of AEC's technical and digital solutions and services within the company’s goals of remaining one of the key enablers of the Kingdom's digital transformation journey towards achieving Vision 2030’s strategic objectives.

AEC also inked two agreements with the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs to fulfill the Ministry’s information security and cyber security needs and provide information technology infrastructure services.

Eng. Ziad Al-Musallam, CEO of AEC, and Mr. Abdulhadi Al-Mansouri, Assistant for Executive Affairs to the Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs, witnessed the agreement’s signing ceremony that occurred within the framework of supporting the digital transformation journey in the Kingdom, enhancing cybersecurity and governance in the field of information technology, as well as elevating the knowledge and technical skills through national capabilities.

Established in 1988 in Riyadh, AEC is a leader in the electronics, technology, and manufacturing industries. The company designs, develops, manufactures, maintains, and repairs advanced systems and products in the defense and aerospace, information and communications technology, security, and energy sectors. It employs more than 2,200 employees, 85 percent of whom are Saudis working in various fields.

RIYADH, 31 January 2022 – Advanced Electronics Company (AEC), a SAMI company, will be participating at LEAP technlogy conference, a global gathering for technology future and emerging experts, organized by the Saudi Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) and the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones (SAFCSD) at the Riyadh Front Exhibition and Conference Center from 1-3 February 2022.

AEC will be showcasing a complete range of solutions, systems, and products, including its flagship Data Diode, a next-generation cybersecurity technology that helps protect sensitive networks and databases from hacking and breaches, along with other cybersecurity solutions, cloud computing systems, IoT, and digital health services.

Also on display will be the Security Operations Center (SOC), which supports IT professionals in securing their cybersecurity systems and ensures breach's immunity.

Ziyad Al-Musallam, AEC's CEO, thanked MCIT and SAFCSD for organizing a world-class event of such caliber as they continue to empower KSA's digital industry. The CEO commended AEC's information and communications technology solutions and services and reconfirmed the company’s role as a  key enabler of the Kingdom's digital transformation journey and in fulfilling Vision 2030's objectives.

 "We take pride in AEC's capabilities in empowering the Kingdom's digital transformation journey and its contributions to increasing the local content of such a dynamic, ever-growing sector through Saudi talents representing 85% of the workforce, including 800 trained, qualified and committed male and female engineers," added Al-Musallam.

Established in 1988 and headquartered in Riyadh, AEC is a leader in the electronics, technology, and manufacturing industries. The company designs, develops, manufactures, maintains, and repairs advanced systems and products in the defense and aerospace, information and communications technology, security, and energy sectors. It employs more than 2,200 employees, 85 percent of whom are Saudis working in various fields.

Riyadh, January 23, 2022: The Advanced Electronics Company (AEC), a SAMI company, will participate in the IKTVA 2022 Forum and Exhibition organized by Saudi Aramco from 24-26 January 2022. Through such participation, AEC aims to develop the local manufacturing sector, enhance global competitiveness by supporting the diverse economic environment, and help build a prosperous future for the Kingdom.

 Ziad Al Musallam, CEO of AEC, indicated that AEC's participation is part of its endeavors to take advantage of the opportunities offered by this significant event in developing the local manufacturing sector, Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence, as well as contributing in raising the level of global competitiveness by supporting the economic environment and help to build a prosperous future for the Kingdom.

"AEC is very proud for having won IKTVA's 2020 Excellence Award in the category of "Best in Saudization" in the manufacturing sector. Winning this award is a recognition of AEC's efforts in supporting Saudi talents, representing more than 85% of the company's 2200 employees, including 800 highly skilled and certified male and female engineers working in various fields. AEC is owned ", Al-Musallam added.

Al-Musallam went on, saying: "AEC enjoys strong and strategic relationships with Saudi Aramco, which enabled the company to widen its horizons in the electronic industries, Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence. Both companies have previously succeeded in developing the "Data Diode" device, a locally-developed product that can easily be installed, configured, and maintained and provides utmost safety from cyber-attacks and external intrusions. Furthermore, this technology helps bolster the trust in the Kingdom's local capabilities."

On the other hand, AEC and Aramco recently entered into a partnership through the Industrial Digital Business (IDB) under the industrial investment program, Aramco Namaat, which aims to complement various digital hubs in Saudi Arabia, maximize local content, contribute to GDP growth, create new jobs, and accelerate digital talent development. To accelerate the digital ecosystem development in the Kingdom and support efforts to enable the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, computing, communication, robotics, drones, and semiconductors that complement the expansion of the Kingdom's digital ecosystem.

Established in 1988 and headquartered in Riyadh, AEC is a leader in the electronics, technology, and manufacturing industries. The company designs, develops, manufactures, maintains, and repairs advanced systems and products in the defense and aerospace, information and communications technology, security, and energy sectors. It employs more than 2,200 employees, 85 percent of whom are Saudis working in various fields. 

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, December 30, 2021 – Advanced Electronics Company (“AEC”), a (SAMI) company, and Saudi Arabian Oil Company (“Aramco”) are collaborating to promote the localization of digital businesses in Saudi Arabia.

The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate the Kingdom’s digital ecosystem development in the presence of Eng. Walid AbuKhalid, Chairman, AEC and CEO, SAMI.

The partnership aims to support wider efforts to enable Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, computing and communication, robotics, drones, and semiconductors that complement the expansion of the digital ecosystem at large in the Kingdom.

Aramco has included the Industrial Digital Business (IDB) under the industrial investment program, Aramco Namaat, which aims to complement the establishment of various digital hubs in Saudi Arabia.

The program aims to maximize local content, contribute to GDP growth, create new jobs, accelerate digital talent development, and enhance Aramco’s reliability and operational efficiency. 

Ahmad Al Sa’adi, Aramco SVP Technical Services, said: “This partnership aims to help us to develop local talent as we work with leading technology providers to add value to the company and wider economy.”

Ziad Al-Musallam, AEC President and CEO, said: “The cooperation with Aramco is expected to contribute to the efficiency and value of the supply chains in the industrial digital businesses, especially at the engineering, manufacturing, and services level, across many systems and products used in the ICT, security, and energy sectors. AEC is very proud of this collaboration, and this is another major step in the long-standing co-development relationship we have shared with Aramco for many years.”

The program is designed to drive increased investment, economic diversification, job creation and workforce development within the Kingdom.

Founded in 1988 and based in Riyadh, AEC is one of the leading technology, electronics, and manufacturing companies. The company specializes in designing, developing, manufacturing, maintaining, and repairing advanced systems and products in the defense, aviation, information and communications technology, security and energy sectors.

AEC employs more than 2,200 employees, 85% of whom are Saudis, including over 800 highly skilled and certified male and female engineers working in various fields. AEC is wholly owned by the Saudi Arabian Military Industries Company (SAMI), a national entity wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF).

25,000 functional therapy and 62,000 natural therapy sessions for children

RIYADH, December 8, 2021 – Advanced Electronics Company (AEC,) a Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) company, signed an agreement of cooperation with the Disabled Children's Association (DCA.)

The agreement comes as an of AEC's commitment to corporate social responsibility and support for the community's development. 

AEC's support of the "Mubadarati" program in 2021 helped more than 3,000 kids get access to rehabilitation services, and more than 1,000 children get psychological help. AEC and DCA had signed a similar agreement in 2020 as part of "Mubadarati" to enhance community services for children. The company had emphasized its commitment to providing the children with the best possible specialty services and world-class treatment and recovery.

The association's medical department is a vital component of the comprehensive rehabilitation program for children. The department has held more than 25,000 functional therapy sessions, as well as more than 62,000 natural therapy and more than 8,000 speech sessions.

"We are proud of the program's success," said Eng. Ziad Al-Musallam, Chief Executive Officer of AEC. "The company has been working with the association for 20 years and will continue to work with them in line with our CSR program, offering what they need to achieve the objectives of both sides." He underlined AEC's track record in CSR, with extensive support for DCA and many other charitable organizations and its sustainability efforts through humane, social, and environmental initiatives that help the advancement of society.

“Mubadarati” is an innovative DCA initiative that aims at greater involvement from individuals and organizations. The initiative covers therapeutic rehabilitation, education, and comprehensive specialized care. The program provides therapeutic, educational, and rehabilitative services to more than 4,000 children across 11 centers nationwide.