People & Institutions
Al-Sanaya General Contracting Company Ltd
Investment licence of the National Investment Commission, for the project: Commercial building.
شركة السنايا للمقاولات العامة المحدودة
Legal status
Not charged as of the date of writing
Not charged as of the date of writing. No court ruling, Integrity Commission statement, audit-bureau finding, sanctions listing or credible press accusation naming the company was found. Its owners and managers were not identified. The search of public sources is not complete. Status as of 5 October 2026.
The search of public sources on this licensee is not yet complete.
The licence as listed
The list of licensed projects of the National Investment Commission.
- Licensing body
- National Investment Commission
- Licence number
- 87/2016
- Date of grant
- 18 May 2016
- Sector
- Commerce
- Project
- Commercial buildingعمارة تجارية
- Licensee
- شركة السنايا للمقاولات العامة المحدودة (Iraqi)
- Province
- Babil
- Location
- بابل
- Stated cost
- $1.6 million
- State of the project
- Completed (100% complete)
Who is behind the licensee
company (Iraqi, per the NIC list)
The owners and managers were not identified in the sources that were read.
What official and press reports say
- Official findings
- None found in the sources reviewed.
- What became of the project
- The completion column reads 1 for both licences, which the register reads as completed (100 per cent). The list writes the date of licence 93/2016 as 7 May 2016. Read as a spreadsheet date it is 5 July 2016, which fits licence 87/2016 of 18 May 2016. The exact site of either project is not given, and no public report on either project was found.
- Other contracts with the state
- The NIC list gives the company two licences in Babil: 87/2016 of 18 May 2016 for a commercial building (USD 1,594,750) and 93/2016 for a multi-storey car park (USD 1,923,855). Together they come to USD 3,518,605 (our arithmetic). No other government contract was found.
Other licences of the same licensee
- Multi-storey car parkNational commission, 5 July 2016, $1.9 million, Completed