Saudi Arabia is constructing NEOM, a $500 billion futuristic city project, featuring “The Line”—a car-free, ultra-dense urban corridor designed around sustainability. The city aims to redefine urban living by eliminating roads, cars, and emissions. Key Facts: • Project cost estimated at $500 billion • “The Line” stretches 170 km • Completely car-free and road-free • Powered entirely by renewable energy • Uses around 20% of the world’s steel supply • Vertical mirrored architecture • Part of Saudi

Saudi Arabia’s futuristic megacity project NEOM is one of the most ambitious infrastructure developments ever attempted, requiring unprecedented volumes of construction materials. • NEOM includes multiple mega-projects like The Line, Oxagon, and Trojena. • The Line alone stretches 170 km and relies heavily on high-strength structural steel. • Steel is used for skyscraper frames, mirrored facades, bridges, transit systems, and underground infrastructure. • Advanced steel alloys are required to wi