28 May 2007 07:39 [Source: ICIS news]
SINGAPORE (ICIS news)--Saudi’s Kayan Petrochemical and South Korea’s Samsung Engineering have signed a contract to set up an amines factory in Kayan’s complex in Al-Jubail Industrial City, sources from Samsung said on Monday.
They were, however, unable to confirm details of the project.
Kayan officials couldn’t be immediately reached for comment.
According to the Kuwait News Agency, the capacity of the plant is 210,000 tonnes/day or 5.6m tonnes/year, with operations expected in 2010.
Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) owns a 35% stake in Kayan while Kayan has 20%. The remaining 45% is held by shareholders following a recent initial public offering (IPO).
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