Sulzer AG’s Executive Chairwoman Suzanne Thoma identified long-term growth opportunities in infrastructure, defense, and emerging business sectors as the Middle East recovers from the conflict. While the conflict has temporarily reduced the company’s order intake, Thoma emphasized that Sulzer remains committed to maintaining its strategic ambitions. She noted that the Middle East is currently prioritizing the repair and replacement of damaged infrastructure, alongside new projects aimed at enhancing economic resilience and reducing reliance on the contested Strait of Hormuz. This includes initiatives such as the Ost-West-Pipeline in Saudi Arabia.
Sulzer Sees Long-Term Growth Opportunities Amid Middle East Recovery
Sulzer CEO highlights infrastructure and defense investments as key drivers for long-term business expansion, despite short-term order disruptions from the Middle East conflict.
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Helena Vásquez · Business Desk · 19 Sept 2026 · 08:47 · 1 min read
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