The NetherlandsPart of Mairestamicarbon.com
Its roles FEED Technology licensor Technology / equipment supplier
Stamicarbon B.V. is a Netherlands-based technology licensor specializing in urea production for the nitrogen fertilizer industry. Headquartered in Sittard-Geleen, the company develops and licenses process designs for grassroots plants and revamps, and provides proprietary know-how for urea synthesis, finishing (granulation/prilling), and high-pressure equipment.
As the innovation and licensing company of MAIRE (formerly Maire Tecnimont), Stamicarbon supplies engineering packages, proprietary equipment and materials (such as Safurex for corrosion-resistant urea service), and lifecycle services including debottlenecking, troubleshooting, training, and digital monitoring. Its technologies focus on efficient conversion of ammonia and captured CO2 into urea, energy and water optimization, and compliance with environmental standards (e.g., control of ammonia and dust emissions in finishing).
The company serves fertilizer producers worldwide and has a long heritage in urea technology originating from the Dutch chemical industry.
chemXplore tracks 9 projects involving Stamicarbon, of which 9 are active.
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3,150 MTPD urea plant will use an Ultra‑Low Energy design, cutting steam use by 35% and cooling water by 16% versus conventional urea processes.
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.
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.
London tribunal upholds suspension due to sanctions, orders ~€260m to Tecnimont, rejects €1.6bn counterclaims; Phase 2 will consider injunctions and extra damages.
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.
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.
Facility will be Latin America’s largest urea plant, with an on-site ammonia unit and two ultra-low energy urea trains; Nextchem supplies urea tech and primary reformer; 41-month schedule.
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