Middle East·Group: Lenovo
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Lenovo and Alat (a PIF subsidiary) completed a US$2B zero-coupon convertible-bond investment (8 Jan 2025) and broke ground on a Riyadh manufacturing campus to make PCs and servers (including AI servers), with production expected in 2026; Lenovo is establishing its Middle East & Africa HQ in Riyadh.
Alat
US$2B investment; Riyadh factory (PCs + servers incl. AI servers); MEA HQ in Riyadh; production from 2026
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Record note: $2B convertible bond, Riyadh factory (PCs+servers), MEA RHQ confirmed. Compute-hardware incl. AI servers; capital Gulf->China + build in KSA.
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