Definitions

1. SABIC is a partner in three joint ventures in Bahrain and has two manufacturing plants in Germany and Holland.
2. SABIC is the largest non-oil company in the Middle East, with its industrial complexes operated by 16 affiliates.
3. Sabic is a member of the PE 100+ Association. (Web site)
4. SABIC is also a partner in three regional ventures based in Bahrain. (Web site)
5. SABIC is a company that would also like to take that step forward.

Saudi Arabia

1. SABIC has two large production sites in Saudi Arabia - in Al-Jubail and in Yanbu - comprising 18 world-scale complexes.
2. Standard & Poor's has upgraded SABIC's long-term corporate credit rating to 'A+' from 'A' equal to that of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
3. SABIC has two massive production sites in Saudi Arabia—Al-Jubail and Yanbu—comprising 18 world-scale production units.

Sabic

1. SABIC-s paid-up capital is SAR 20.0 billion.
2. In catering to diverse needs, SABIC leases fully developed and fully equipped industrial sites at nominal rents.
3. SABIC awards contract for new Yanbu petrochemical complex to Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd. (Web site)
4. SABIC is owned by the Saudi Government (70%) and the private sector (30%). (Web site)
5. SABIC is increasing its capacity at its petrochemical plants, while continuing to expand its presence in the industrial cities of Jubail and Yanbu. (Web site)

Project

1. Another project, Yanpet II, is being developed by SABIC and Mobil's Yanbu Petrochemicals subsidiary.
2. SABIC has conducted more than 150 feasibility studies to identify downstream projects. (Web site)

Remaining Percent

1. SABIC will hold a further 35 percent of the company's capital and Kayan will hold the remaining 20 percent.
2. Sabic is 70 percent state-owned with the remaining 30 percent owned by the public. (Web site)
3. Sabic officials have said Chinese investment could total between $2-$5 billion. (Web site)
4. Al-Mady stressed that the deal demonstrates Sabic’s commitment to expansion and the success of its globalization strategy.

Company

1. Sales revenues for 2005 totaled SR 78.3 billion (US$ 20.8 billion), making SABIC the largest and most profitable public company in the Middle East.
2. SABIC will hold a further 35 percent of the company-s capital and Kayan will hold the remaining 20 percent.
3. Headquartered in Riyadh, SABIC is the Middle East's largest non-oil industrial company. (Web site)
4. SABIC's profit rose to a record SR 19.2 billion (US$ 5.1 billion) in 2005, a 35% increase on 2004 and the company's highest profit since inception.
5. In 2004, SABIC Europe sold 6 million tons of polymers, base chemicals and intermediates, mainly in the European market.

Total

1. In total about 2,300 DSM employees will be transferred to SABIC.
2. SABIC to borrow $6b for new plant.
3. Two more SABIC companies came on stream before the end of the 1980s, boosting total production past ten million metric tons. (Web site)

Million Tons

1. SABIC sales in Europe amount to almost 11 million tons of polymers, base chemicals, and intermediates. (Web site)
2. With these expansions, SABIC's annual production of products will grow from 43 million tons to over 60 million tons by 2008.
3. SABIC markets 1.2 million tons of polypropylene as well as a wide range of compounds based on this polymer.

Joint Venture

1. SABIC will hold 70 percent of the new joint venture, with Baser holding the remaining 30 percent.
2. Sabic had purchased this technology from Union Carbide and licensed it to the joint ventures. (Web site)
3. SABIC will undertake marketing for the new joint venture -f s entire product.
4. SHARQ is a 50:50 joint venture between SABIC and SPDC, a Japanese consortium headed by Mitsubishi.
5. YANPET was established in 1980 as a joint venture between SABIC and Mobil (now ExxonMobil), and came on stream in 1985.

Sabic Europe

1. Valid for the production facilities of SABIC Europe in Geleen, the Netherlands.
2. SABIC executives did not respond to inquiries at the company's Houston office.
3. SABIC Europe has decided to put the development of the cracker project on the Geleen-site (the Netherlands) on hold.
4. The Europe 1 project - budgeted at nearly $1.8 billion - is set to start up in 2009, says Frans Noteborn, chief executive officer of SABIC Europe.
5. In 2004, SABIC Europe sold 6 million tons of polymers, base chemicals and intermediates, mainly in the European market.

Production Capacity

1. Over the last sixteen years SABIC's overall production capacity has increased considerably.
2. SABIC's overall production capacity has increased from 27 million tonnes in 2001 to 49.1 million tonnes of production in 2006.

Sr Billion

1. SABIC's investment in these projects amounts to SR33.5 billion.
2. Sales revenues for 2005 totaled SR 78.3 billion (US$ 20.8 billion), making SABIC the largest and most profitable public company in the Middle East.
3. SABIC's profit rose to a record SR 19.2 billion (US$ 5.1 billion) in 2005, a 35% increase on 2004 and the company's highest profit since inception.

Production

1. SABIC-Europe successfully implements the Aspen Apollo advanced control solution at second polymers production site in Geleen, Netherlands.
2. The addition of the DSM businesses, renamed as SABIC EuroPetrochemicals, boosted SABIC's total production past 40 million metric tons. (Web site)
3. Two more SABIC companies came on stream before the end of the 1980s, boosting total production past ten million metric tons. (Web site)
4. These products, and the difference over European production, are imported from SABIC’s sites at Yanbu and Al Jubail in the Saudi Arabian peninsula. (Web site)
5. Over the last sixteen years SABIC's overall production capacity has increased considerably.

Steel

1. SABIC and Qatar Steel signed an agreement in July to acquire a 49.9 pct stake in the Guelb el Aouj project for 375 mln usd.
2. The first of SABIC's businesses to begin actual production was HADEED, which began producing steel products in 1982. (Web site)
3. SABIC started its business in India in 1983 when it first started to produce Methanol in Saudi Arabia. (Web site)

Basic Industries

1. Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC), Riyadh, is paying [euro]2.25bn ($1.97bn) for Dutch company DSM's petrochemical assets. (Web site)
2. Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, or SABIC, is one of the world's leading petrochemicals companies. (Web site)
3. Add Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) to your personal Watchlist and get notified when new articles are posted here. (Web site)

Producer

1. In Europe SABIC is a major polymer producer.
2. SABIC is currently the second largest global Ethylene Glycol producer and is expected to become number one after the introduction of these new projects. (Web site)

Chemicals

1. India is one of SABIC's strategic markets for Chemicals, Polymers & Fertilizers. (Web site)
2. In Europe, apart from polyethylenes and polypropylenes, SABIC also produces chemical products like benzene, acetylene and MBTE.
3. In 2005, SABIC Europe produced 2.5 million metric tons of polyolefins and 3.1 million metric tons of basic chemicals, mainly for the European market.
4. SABIC Europe produces 2.5 million tonnes per annum of polyolefins and 3.3 million tonnes of basic chemicals.
5. Fortune ranks SABIC in its Global 500 companies and #6 in the chemicals industry.

Business

1. SABIC conducts its business based on commercial considerations.
2. SABIC started its business in India in 1983 when it first started to produce Methanol in Saudi Arabia. (Web site)

Expansion

1. Two years ago, SABIC began its global expansion.
2. SABIC's current and planned investments in capacity expansions are expected to reach approximately $20 billion in the next two years.
3. SABIC is embarking on a major expansion program in Asia Pacific, especially in China - the world's largest plastic market.

Complex

1. The PP plant will use Dow's UNIPOL(TM) polypropylene technology, whilst the polyethylene plant will utilise SABIC's LLDPE technology.
2. SABIC has interests in 17 affiliated companies which range from full ownership to significant partial participation. (Web site)
3. In addition, SABIC has interests in three production complexes in Bahrain.
4. SABIC has two large industrial sites in Saudi Arabia (Al-Jubail and Yanbu), with sixteen world-scale production complexes.
5. SABIC's manufacturing network in Saudi Arabia consists of 18 world-scale industrial complexes operated by 16 affiliates. (Web site)

Complexes

1. In addition, SABIC has interests in three production complexes in Bahrain.
2. SABIC has two large industrial sites in Saudi Arabia (Al-Jubail and Yanbu), with sixteen world-scale production complexes.
3. SABIC awards contract for new Yanbu petrochemical complex to Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd.

Petrochemical

1. The new entity has been renamed SABIC UK Petrochemicals.
2. The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques lauded SABIC's industrial experience and its significant role in supporting the Saudi economy. (Web site)
3. The world of SABIC is a world full of innovation, state-of-the-art technologies, and ongoing research.
4. Speaking at the meeting are selected specialists from SABIC and prominent lecturers from outside the company. (Web site)
5. SABIC also began asserting itself on the worldwide market, opening offices in London, New York, Tokyo, and Hong Kong by 1988. (Web site)

Units

1. For that, credit has to be given to SABIC, which has a cluster of 17 units in Jubail, all of them world-class and world-size. (Web site)
2. SABIC evolves its strategic business unit management model.

Owned

1. SABIC-Europe is a SABIC subsidiary which includes all SABIC activities in Europe and employs around 2,300 people. (Web site)
2. In Europe, apart from polyethylenes and polypropylenes, SABIC also produces chemical products like benzene, acetylene and MBTE.
3. SABIC India has also expanded its coverage into the neighboring countries of Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan. (Web site)
4. The company was established in 1981 as a wholly owned SABIC affiliate, and came on stream in 1985.
5. It is worth mentioning that SABIC -f s wholly owned affiliate Petrokemya produces polystyrene and other affiliate SADAF produces Styrene.

Ethylene Glycol

1. SABIC is currently the second largest global Ethylene Glycol producer and is expected to become number one after the introduction of these new projects. (Web site)
2. The world of SABIC is a world full of innovation, state-of-the-art technologies, and ongoing research.
3. SABIC is currently world number two in Ethylene Glycol production and will become number one following construction. (Web site)

Resources

1. SABIC continues to play an important role in achieving some of those aspirations, including the development of the country's human resources.
2. From Sabic's website: "SABIC was established in 1976 to add value to Saudi Arabia's natural hydrocarbon resources. (Web site)

Worldwide

1. July 23, 2007 - Sabic ranked 5 in Chemicals companies, and it also ranked 301 (Previous rank: 307) in Forbes Global 500 list . (Web site)
2. In Europe, SABIC is a major producer of polymers and chemicals. (Web site)
3. SABIC has more than 17,000 employees worldwide.
4. That year marked the end of SABIC's first-generation, ramp-up phase and its launch onto the worldwide market. (Web site)

Saudi Basic Industries

1. The Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) was established in 1976 to work toward these goals and to promote industrialization within the Kingdom. (Web site)
2. The sale of DSM's petrochemicals business to Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) has been completed. (Web site)
3. Prince Abdullah also met with top officials of Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) and other companies.

Acquisition

1. SABIC UK Petrochemicals is the new company formed from SABIC's $700 M (EUR 527 M) acquisition of the UK base chemicals and polymer business of Huntsman.
2. Six months after the DSM petrochemicals acquisition, SABIC opened a new polypropylene plant in Geleen, Netherlands.
3. In 2003, SABIC posted sales of approximately SR47.1bn (US$12.56bn) and a net profit of approximately SR6.716bn (US$1.79bn).

European

1. Last October, SABIC announced plans to build its new European headquarters building in Sittard, Netherlands, scheduled for completion in late 2005.
2. Saudi petrochemicals giant SABIC announced on Friday it has purchased a European subsidiary of US-based Huntsman Corporation for 700 million dollars.

Said

1. Welkom op de offici-le SABIC Europe website: www.sabic.eu.
2. Late last year, SABIC said that the ongoing risk evaluation would last longer than expected.
3. Mohamad Al-Mady, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of SABIC, said: "I am delighted that the EU have given their unconditional approval.
4. SABIC Europe is to further expand its polymer supply network in Central Eastern Europe by opening a logistic hub in Poland.

Middle East

1. Headquartered in Riyadh, SABIC is the Middle East's largest non-oil industrial company. (Web site)
2. SABIC Europe is a global leader in the development and licensing of processes and catalysts. (Web site)
3. SAI’s parent, SABIC, is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and is the largest non-oil industry company in the Middle East. (Web site)

Www

1. For more information, visit www.sabic-europe.com.
2. U heeft deze pagina opgevraagd: www.sabic.nl.

Com

1. Sabic - www.hoovers.com Sabic products, executives & more.
2. PP. " Sabic PP" DSM Engineering Plastics - www.dsmep.com; PA6. "Akulon" nylon 6 for blown and cast film extrusion.

Plant

1. The System 17 tubular high-pressure LDPE plant in Geleen is the largest such reactor in SABIC-Europe, and is based on SABIC's own patented technology.
2. SABIC will complete the construction of a new 400 ktpa capacity polyethylene (LDPE) plant in Wilton, Teesside.

Operates

1. Formation of SABTANK (SABIC Services Terminal Co) at Al-Jubail to manage and operate liquid product terminal services at Al-Jubail port.
2. SABIC operates six core business units.

Sales

1. SABIC Europe includes the sales organization for all SABIC products manufactured elsewhere in the world. (Web site)
2. SABIC is committed to Saudi social and cultural values and international business and environmental standards. (Web site)
3. Sabic's sales in 2001 were roughly $7.8 billion, and those of DSM's largely European petrochemical unit were $2.1 billion. (Web site)
4. SABIC EuroPetrochemicals also harbours the sales organisation in the European region for all SABIC products manufactured elsewhere in the world. (Web site)
5. Today, SABIC is among the leading petrochemical companies in terms of sales and product diversity. (Web site)

Terms

1. Today, SABIC is among the leading petrochemical companies in terms of sales and product diversity.
2. The Public Investment Fund provides long-term loans to SABIC on highly concessional terms. (Web site)

Red Sea

1. SABIC's founding transformed the small fishing villages of Jubail on the Persian Gulf and Yanbu on the Red Sea into a modern industrial cities. (Web site)
2. SABIC has 18 world-scale manufacturing affiliates in Saudi Arabia based in Al-Jubail on the Arabian Gulf coast and Yanbu on the Red Sea coast. (Web site)

Future

1. It also puts the future of a joint venture with Sabic and Eni Chem in doubt, for the short term at least. (Web site)
2. You can, no doubt, understand why I believe the future is indeed bright -- not only for SABIC but also for the GCC's petrochemical sector.
3. SABIC had not turned its back on future joint ventures, yet the company now expected to participate in future ventures as an equal partner. (Web site)

Last Check

1. Sabic’s outlook for base chemicals in third quarter of 2006 is “excellent”. (Web site)
2. Last check: 2007-10-12) SABIC's Intermediates are produced for other SABIC affiliates and for export around the world. (Web site)
3. Last check: 2007-10-12) SABIC SBUs are designed to sharpen customer focus by fully dedicating each unit to the customer and product segment that it serves. (Web site)

Over Million

1. In 2002, SABIC-s production capacity reached over 40 million metric tons.
2. SABIC markets over 2 million tons of HDPE, LDPE and LLDPE in Europe.
3. With these expansions, SABIC's annual production of products will grow from 43 million tons to over 60 million tons by 2008.

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