Partner with Raipur Hydraulics in Saudi Arabia

Raipur Hydraulics manufactures in Raipur, India, and has no office, stock or service centre in Saudi Arabia. We are seeking independent Saudi companies and introducers for the models below; applicants must confirm their own registrations and permitted activities. We offer four partnership models, in the order below. Each is set out in a written agreement. No partner has yet been appointed under any of these models in Saudi Arabia.

1. Local Supply Partner (importer-distributor)

For Saudi-registered hose houses, hydraulic workshops and mining or industrial supply companies that sell to mines, energy companies, state-owned companies and government projects. The partner imports in its own name, registers products on SABER where required, holds its own stock and invoices its customers. RHPL manufactures the kits, assemblies and fittings behind that offer. This is the model for buyers whose local-content rules require a Saudi supplier. Read more

2. Dealer / Stockist

For Saudi hose shops and workshops that sell over the counter or to plant and contractor customers and want a reliable source of large-bore hose, matched fittings, adaptors and tagged kits. The dealer buys and resells in its own name and holds its own stock. Read more

3. Sales Agent

For individuals and companies in the Kingdom with relationships in cement, steel, construction and industrial maintenance, who introduce buyers to RHPL under a written agreement. Agents hold no stock and never collect payment for RHPL. If a buyer requires a qualifying Saudi supplier, a proposed arrangement with such a company would need to be agreed; an agent cannot fulfil that role. No Saudi partner is appointed. Read more

4. Referral

For anyone who introduces a buyer once, without an ongoing role. Referral partners hold no stock and never collect payments for RHPL. Referral terms are agreed in writing before the introduction. Contact us before sharing any buyer's details.

Rules that apply to every partner

• Written agreement first. No partner may represent RHPL until a written agreement exists, reviewed under Saudi law before signing.
• No fronting. We take part in no nominee or concealment arrangement. Saudi Arabia has anti-concealment (tasattur) rules; check the current rules with your own adviser.
• No payment collection. Partners never collect payment on RHPL's behalf. Payments for RHPL orders go only to the RHPL bank account named on our proforma invoice.
• Traceable tag stays. The RHPL tag remains on every assembly.
• No local-status claims. RHPL does not claim local status or to meet Saudi local-content criteria, and partners must not describe RHPL that way.
• No "office" claims. Partners must not describe themselves as RHPL's office or branch in Saudi Arabia.

Why Saudi companies can contact us

• Large-bore and unusual assemblies: 4SH, R13 and R15 builds with flange fittings that are hard to make locally in small numbers
• CNC fittings to drawing: adaptors for mixed fleets and older equipment
• Machine-wise kits: tagged by position, including desert-duty kits for heat, UV and sand
• Documentation: pressure-test records and product data for SABER registration
• One contact: technical back-up on fitting identification and position lists, in English, with Arabic messages welcome

Preparing a partnership discussion

[INF — practical guidance] Explain the business you already operate, the sectors you understand and the role you are applying for. A Local Supply Partner or Dealer should describe how its own import, purchasing and resale activity would work. A Sales Agent or Referral applicant should instead explain the introduction process; these models do not hold stock or receive customer payments for RHPL.

Share only information you have permission to disclose. Initial screening can use your public company profile, CR number where relevant and a short description of the proposed market. Do not send customer drawings, personal identity documents or confidential tender material without agreement. Any product scope, territory, branding permissions, commercial terms and responsibility for customer communication must be written into the agreement before anyone claims appointment.