chemXplore tracks 15 projects in United Arab Emirates, of which 13 are active.
Of the active ones, 9 new construction and 4 expansion.
5 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
GLP‑1 volume growth drove sales and adjusted profit; reported profit hit by USD 1.4bn impairments; Wegovy and Ozempic pills expand launches while late‑stage pipeline advances.
Two projects in Oman and the UAE add 490,000 m³/day capacity, including a 410,000 m³/day plant at 2.75 kWh/m³ and a five‑year 80,000 m³/day O&M contract.
Rolling out AI across production, innovation, supply chain and customer engagement; aims to deliver $100 million in value by 2027 and signed technology partnerships at ADIPEC 2026.
Two Ruwais projects secured $1.39bn; terminal received $928m (incl. $225m Islamic), ammonia $460m for a 1 mtpa plant. EPC works are >90% (ammonia) and ~70% (terminal).
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.
Investment supports scaling of technology that injects captured CO2 into ultramafic rock to mineralize it as stable carbonate near industrial sites.
GLP‑1 volume growth drove sales and margin expansion; reported profit hit by non‑cash impairments; Wegovy and Ozempic pill rollouts broadened; pipeline milestones support near‑term launches.
Five‑year deal secures up to 1.6 Mt of LNG with first deliveries from 2026 to reinforce supply routes between Europe and Asia and support growing global demand.
Deploys frontier AI to connect decisions from well to market, starting with integrated field master planning and per‑barrel valuation, using UAE sovereign AI infrastructure.
FID for Ruwais Diyab to deliver 345 mmscfd from 2029 for 25 years, with potential to reach 1 bscfd; on-site processing and new pipelines to bolster domestic supply and LNG exports.
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