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Worley is a global engineering and professional services company serving the energy, chemicals, and resources industries. Formerly known as WorleyParsons, the company supports customers across the full asset lifecycle, from concept and advisory through project delivery and operations.
Its capabilities span consulting and feasibility studies; front-end and detailed engineering; procurement; construction and construction management; fabrication; commissioning; operations, maintenance, and turnarounds; brownfield modifications; and decommissioning. Worley’s work covers refining and petrochemicals, polymers, fertilizers, gas processing and LNG, as well as emerging areas such as hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, and low‑carbon power.
Operating through regional entities and specialized units—including Worley Rosenberg and Worley Consulting—the company executes projects and provides support for onshore, offshore, and subsea assets for customers worldwide.
Also known as WorleyParsons, Worley Canada Construction, Worley Canada, Worley Consulting, Worley Rosenberg and 6 more.
chemXplore tracks 37 projects involving Worley, of which 35 are active.
Besides these 35, the record holds 1 project on hold and 1 cancelled.
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34 more active projects and the 2 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 37 in chemXplore
11 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Two-year field construction for the compaction building and associated power distribution to support a ramp-up to about 4 Mtpa by around 2040; includes structural, mechanical, electrical and control works.
Advances EU2 and EU3 ethane-cracker engineering with Linde; Borouge 4 adds 1.4 Mt polyethylene; Kallo PDH2 reaches mechanical completion; Burghausen and Schwechat projects progress.
Reimbursable EPC engagement for the CP2 LNG export expansion in Louisiana; FID targeted early 2027; execution led from Houston, Baton Rouge and Reading with global delivery support.
Revenue rose 10% to €6,413m; acquisitions expanded presence in Northern Europe, Australia and Peru; Transformation Accelerator extended to target an additional €300m savings by end-2028.
Core granulation unit completed first drop and produced qualified‑spec phosphate fertilizer granules, marking a key project milestone.
Multi-decade plan to reach 4.0 Mtpa with new mining, processing, compaction, rail and utilities; environmental studies and Indigenous/community engagement ongoing; compaction construction advancing.
Adjusted EBITDA $2.7bn in first six months at 26% margin; Q3 volumes +11% to 2,611 kt (Asia +52%); free cash flow $1.2bn; $200m run‑rate synergies secured; stronger Q4 expected.
Q3 adjusted EBITDA $279m as sales volumes rose 22% QoQ and utilisation recovered; all production shipped without Strait of Hormuz dependence. Q4 expected to deliver substantially higher EBITDA.
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