Its role Technology licensor
thyssenkrupp Uhde Fertilizer Technology GmbH is a specialized engineering firm based in Germany that develops and supplies technology for fertilizer manufacturing plants. Its primary focus is on processes for producing ammonia and urea, which are essential components in the fertilizer industry.
The company provides comprehensive services including technology licensing, plant design, and engineering support for urea production facilities. These technologies are utilized in major industrial projects across different regions, helping to increase production capacity for agricultural inputs.
As part of the thyssenkrupp Uhde business unit, it benefits from the resources of thyssenkrupp AG, a large German multinational corporation with diverse operations in steel, materials, and industrial solutions. The group structure enables global project execution capabilities.
The entity operates in the global market for chemical plant technologies, where it competes with other engineering firms by offering advanced and reliable urea synthesis methods. Its involvement in projects such as those in the Middle East underscores its international reach and industry standing.
Overall, the company plays a vital role in supporting the fertilizer supply chain through innovative engineering solutions tailored to the needs of large-scale producers.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Uhde Fertilizer Technology, of which 2 are active.
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Revenue rose 5% to $2.0B and adjusted EBITDA increased 12% to $268M; backlog reached $23.1B. Spin-off of Mission Technology Solutions (Trinzic) targeted for Jan 4, 2027 with Investor Days in November.
Two reformers (combined >200,000 Nm³/h H2) for a new ammonia/urea plant in Gode, Ethiopia; plant will produce 3 Mt/y urea; equipment to be supplied FOB within 18 months.
Adjusted EBIT returned to SAR 2.17bn and adjusted net income to SAR 0.84bn; FID granted for large ammonia/urea complex, methanol feedstock allocated, and $450m divestment completed.
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.
A $2.5B urea plant in Ethiopia will produce 3M metric tons annually, boosting agriculture, reducing imports, and creating jobs. Completion is targeted within 40 months.
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