--- title: "NAMI signs AM supply deals with Baker Hughes, Tasnee and Siemens Energy" url: https://www.voxelmatters.com/nami-signs-am-supply-deals-with-baker-hughes-and-tasnee/ date: 2025-01-20 modified: 2025-01-23 lang: en author: "Davide Sher" description: "During the IKTVA 2025 Forum and Exhibition held in Saudi Arabia, the local AM specialists NAMI signed AM supply deals with Baker Hughes, Siemens Energy and Tasnee. The first deal..." categories: - "Acquisitions, Mergers & Partnerships" - "AM for Energy" - "AM Industry" - "Industrial Additive Manufacturing" - "Oil and Gas" - "Renewable Energy" image: https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/NAMI-640x360.jpg word_count: 624 --- # NAMI signs AM supply deals with Baker Hughes, Tasnee and Siemens Energy During the IKTVA 2025 Forum and Exhibition held in Saudi Arabia, the local [AM specialists NAMI](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/nami/) signed AM supply deals with [B](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/baker-hughes/)[aker Hughes](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/baker-hughes/), [Siemens Energy](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/siemens-energy/) and Tasnee. ![Discover how NAMI is advancing additive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia through strategic deals with Baker Hughes, Tasnee and Siemens Energy](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/1737025933460-1.jpg)The first deal signed by NAMI at the IKTVA Forum 2025 is an MoU with Baker Hughes. This strategic partnership aims to qualify NAMI as Baker Hughes’s first external additive manufacturing (AM) supplier in Saudi Arabia and to develop AM applications for a digital warehouse, enabling on-demand production to support Saudi Arabia’s energy needs. For [Baker Hughes, AM is key to digital transformation](https://www.voxelmatters.com/baker-hughes-am2020/) and an opportunity for the company and its customers to take their businesses to a new frontier. To date, Baker Hughes has produced over 150,000 additive parts and qualified over 1,500 individual parts, making it one of the largest adopters of AM for energy part production worldwide. The company runs additive centers around the globe, from the US to Europe, from Asia to the Middle East, and investment is growing, with new machines and modalities coming online at speed. For Baker Hughes engineers and designers, additive manufacturing is essential to the company’s commitment to driving carbon reduction initiatives for itself and its customers For those unfamiliar with it, NAMI is [a Saudi additive manufacturing company launched in Nov 2022 by 3D Systems and Dussur](https://www.voxelmatters.com/nami-purchases-multiple-3d-printers-from-3d-systems/). It aims to become a top 5 additive manufacturing service by 2030 and localize manufacturing in the industrial and medical sectors by providing a digital manufacturing platform that facilitates access to reliable industrial-grade technologies and application engineers, maximizing local adoption of 3D printing. ![Discover how NAMI is advancing additive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia through strategic deals with Baker Hughes, Tasnee and Siemens Energy](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/NAMI_Tasnee_Baker_Hughes_7935724-1.jpg) NAMI is emerging as a leading AM service provider in KSA. In 2023, [the company's facility was qualified for oil & gas parts by DNV-GL](https://www.voxelmatters.com/nami-am-facility-to-be-qualified-for-oil-gas-parts-by-dnv/). With this certification, NAMI enhanced customer confidence regarding the quality and repeatability of their AM processes. This qualification is strategic as it allows the company to serve the O&G and gives end-users the confidence to incorporate additively manufactured parts into critical applications. During ITKVA 2025, the Saudi company also signed a letter of intent with Tasnee to localize manufacturing through NAMI’s advanced additive manufacturing solutions. This partnership underscores NAMI's shared commitment to the Saudi Vision 2030 program, advancing innovative manufacturing technologies, fostering supply chain resilience and contributing to industrial localization in KSA. Tasnee is one of the largest industrial and petrochemical companies in Saudi Arabia and one of the largest investors in the titanium value chain locally and globally. The company is recognized for its wide experience, skills, efficiencies, state-of-the-art technologies and innovation, adding value to products and services worldwide. The company is implementing a "Vision and Mission" requiring practices incorporating three core sustainability aspects: environmental, health, safety and security, social responsibility and corporate governance. ![Discover how NAMI is advancing additive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia through strategic deals with Baker Hughes, Tasnee and Siemens Energy](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/NAMI-SIEMENS.jpg) The last deal to be announced, the MoU between NAMI and Siemens Energy, marks a significant milestone in advancing the additive manufacturing industry in Saudi Arabia. The strategic partnership aims to support localization efforts, foster innovation through application development, strengthen the industrial ecosystem and enhance supply chain resilience in the Kingdom. NAMI's capabilities include digital warehouse services, automation implementation, and on-demand 3D printing to reduce lead times and inventory storage. It works as a digital library for spare parts, allowing customers to send printing orders directly and optimize operations. On-demand manufacturing streamlines the process for businesses to produce parts and components as needed. The steps involved are uploading CAD files, confirming specs, receiving instant quotes, production, quality control, and delivery. It's a convenient and efficient way to reduce lead times and improve overall efficiency. NAMI also provides application development services to help businesses overcome their design and production challenges by assisting in identifying needs, validating, and scaling manufacturing processes. The team collaborates with leading research organizations, educational institutions, and innovative companies to solve complex additive manufacturing (AM) challenges.