Korea (South)samsungengineering.co.kr
Its roles FEED EPC
Samsung Engineering Co., Ltd., also operating as Samsung E&A Co., Ltd., is a major South Korean engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firm providing full-cycle project management services for industrial plants and facilities worldwide.
Established in 1970 as Korea Engineering and acquired by the Samsung Group in 1978, the company delivers services ranging from feasibility studies, financing, and detailed engineering to procurement, construction, commissioning, operations, and maintenance. Its primary focus areas include hydrocarbon processing, oil and gas facilities, refineries, petrochemical plants, environmental and water treatment systems, industrial production facilities, and emerging sustainable energy and bio projects.
Headquartered at 26 Sangil-ro 6-gil, Gangdong-gu in Seoul, South Korea, the publicly listed company (KRX: 028050) maintains a global presence with significant operations in the Middle East, Asia, the Americas, and domestic markets. As part of the Samsung Group, it serves major clients in the energy and chemical sectors and holds a strong position in the international EPC industry through its expertise in complex, large-scale projects.
Also known as Samsung ENG, SAMSUNG E&A CO.,LTD, 삼성엔지니어링, and Samsung E&A Co., Ltd..
chemXplore tracks 8 projects involving Samsung Engineering, of which 8 are active.
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Advanced Sustainable Fuel (ASF) powers Mercedes‑AMG PETRONAS in F1’s first season of advanced sustainable fuels; PETRONAS is building biorefinery capacity for SAF, HVO and bio‑naphtha.
License and engineering package for single‑train 3,500 MTPD ammonia unit in Jubail; will produce 1.2 Mt ammonia/year and lift urea output to 7.4 Mt/year.
FEED covered two offshore packages including ~150 km subsea, gas export and CCS pipelines; project targets ~9.5 Mtpa LNG and supports Indonesia's energy security and net-zero 2060 goals.
Two 3,850 MTPD urea units in Al Jubail; €125m technology package covering licensing, PDP and proprietary equipment; supports Saudi fertilizer capacity expansion.
New complex adds 1.2 Mt/yr ammonia and 2.6 Mt/yr urea, lifting urea capacity to 7.4 Mt/yr; construction starts Q4 2026, commercial production expected Q4 2030. Includes carbon capture tech.
Feasibility study to evaluate Ecofining‑based bio‑gasoline for motorsport performance and potential commercial rollout.
Selected as supplier of an electrical tubular furnace for a 6,130 t/d ultra-low-carbon methanol plant near Topolobampo, Mexico, targeting operation in 2030.
Oversubscribed financing via 11-bank syndicate with conventional and Islamic facilities, priced to benchmarks. EPC awarded; construction under way for 2028, boosting domestic chemicals value chain.
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