MAIRE S.p.A. is an Italy-based engineering and technology group serving the chemicals, fertilizers, and energy industries. Formerly known as Maire Tecnimont, the company is listed on Euronext Milan and operates globally through businesses including Tecnimont, KT – Kinetics Technology, Stamicarbon, and NextChem.
MAIRE provides process technologies and licensing, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), and project management for large-scale industrial plants. Core areas include ammonia, urea and nitrates (via Stamicarbon), petrochemicals and polymers (such as ethylene and polyolefins), refining, hydrogen and sulfur recovery (via KT), and gas processing. Through NextChem, the group develops solutions for the energy transition and circular chemistry, including low‑carbon hydrogen, sustainable fuels, waste‑to‑chemicals, and plant revamps aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions.
Also known as MAIRE Group, Maire Investments S.p.A, and Maire Tecnimont S.p.A..
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Maire's role on them: Technology / equipment supplier.
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Targeting: Natural gas (1)
FEED plus Open Book Cost Estimation for an Asian petrochemical plant; scope covers engineering package, technical requirements and cost estimate. FEED due early 2028; EPC depends on client's FID.
Two 3,850 MTPD urea units in Al Jubail; €125m technology package covering licensing, PDP and proprietary equipment; supports Saudi fertilizer capacity expansion.
London tribunal upholds suspension due to sanctions, orders ~€260m to Tecnimont, rejects €1.6bn counterclaims; Phase 2 will consider injunctions and extra damages.
Early engineering for a South American gas monetization project and a FEED for an Asian LNG plant are among awards totalling about €110m across three regions.
Contracts fund urea licensing, PDP and proprietary equipment across Asia, Europe and North America, plus a feasibility study for a 40,000 t/yr polyolefin upcycling plant.
Licensing, PDP and engineering for the syngas section of a North Queensland project converting sugarcane residues into sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel; potential 125,000 t/yr.
EPC for fifth NGL fractionation unit, sweetening and storage at Ruwais; 23,000 t/d (~8 Mtpa) output; completion scheduled for 2030.
Revenues +6.9% to €3.68bn; EBITDA +14.7% to €266.2m; H1 order intake €7.2bn, backlog €16.3bn; Nextchem buys Ballestra and 70% of ETEK.
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