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Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) is a major utility provider in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, focused on the generation, transmission, and distribution of electric power. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Riyadh, SEC serves a diverse range of customers, including governmental, industrial, agricultural, commercial, and residential sectors. The company operates through three main segments: Generation, which involves producing electric power; Transmission, responsible for transporting electricity from generation facilities to distribution networks; and Distribution, which manages the delivery of electricity to end users. Additionally, SEC is involved in the establishment and management of electric and fiber optic networks for telecommunication services, as well as offering support related to bond issuance and financing activities. The company also undertakes construction projects, encompassing detailed design, material procurement, and project implementation within the power sector.

Souq is an e-commerce platform based in the Middle East and North Africa, offering a wide range of products including baby items, mobile accessories, computers, clothing, jewelry, perfumes, toys, and electronics. Founded in 2005 by Ronaldo Mouchawar, the company is headquartered in Dubai, with additional offices in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, as well as technical centers in Jordan and India. Souq operates as a marketplace that allows third-party sellers to reach customers, providing a comprehensive shopping experience for various everyday needs. In 2017, Souq became a subsidiary of Amazon, further enhancing its capabilities in the online retail space.