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SICIM S.p.A. is a leading Italian engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor specializing in the energy industry. Founded in 1962 by the Riccardi family in Busseto, Italy, the company delivers comprehensive EPC solutions for pipelines, upstream and midstream plants, and related infrastructure in the oil, gas, and energy transition sectors.
Its core activities encompass the full project lifecycle, including engineering, procurement, construction, and project management for large-scale pipeline installations and facility construction. SICIM maintains an extensive fleet of over 6,500 owned vehicles and specialized equipment, enabling operations in challenging environments worldwide.
The company operates globally with 26 international branches and employs more than 11,000 people. It has maintained a significant presence in Kazakhstan since 1998, serving as a major EPC contractor across key oil and gas fields such as Karachaganak, Kashagan, and Tengiz. SICIM is a family-owned enterprise that emphasizes local content, sustainability, and high standards of safety and environmental performance.
Positioned as one of the top international contractors, SICIM has laid over 20,000 kilometers of pipelines and installed substantial plant capacity, establishing itself as a reliable partner for major energy projects in remote and demanding locations.
Also known as SICIM SpA and SICIM SOCIETÀ PER AZIONI.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving SICIM, of which 2 are active.
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Third-quarter results show strong cash flow, production milestones, record refining performance, CCS progress, and a $20B 2027 share-repurchase program.
Agreement moves project from initial engineering toward EPC for a plant to process 5 billion m³/year, accelerating main-contract talks and expanding presence across Central Asia.
LOI covers $32M for preliminary engineering and procurement to advance project definition; final EPC award depends on FID and government/regulatory approvals expected in 2026.
LOI covers limited engineering and procurement to advance project definition toward a 2026 FID; Phase 1 targets 18.6 mtpa from 12 modular trains with start-up in 2031.
LOA covers construction of a facility and infrastructure to process up to 5 billion m3 of raw gas annually within the Karachaganak Processing Complex.
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