Based in Jubail, this company is developing a new Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) project through its subsidiary, Advanced Polyolefins Industry Company.

Manages the high-voltage grid integration connecting Jubail’s heavy industrial generation units to the national grid. Conclusion: How to Leverage the Jubail Ecosystem

is not merely a collection of factories; it is a carefully engineered ecosystem. It is the world's largest civil engineering project, and its companies work in a synchronized chain: Energy feeds into Petrochemicals, which feeds into Plastics, which feeds into Manufacturing.

| Company Name | Description / Key Product | | :--- | :--- | | | The parent and anchor tenant, operating several complexes in the city. | | SABIC Agri-Nutrients Company (SABIC AN) | Formerly SAFCO, a major producer of ammonia, urea, and phosphate-based fertilizers. | | Al-Jubail Petrochemical Company (KEMYA) | A joint venture between SABIC and Exxon Mobil, producing ethylene, polyethylene, and propylene. | | Arabian Petrochemical Company (PETROKEMYA) | Wholly-owned by SABIC, a key producer of industrial petrochemicals. | | Jubail United Petrochemical Company (UNITED) | A SABIC subsidiary, producing propylene, polypropylene, and other derivatives. | | Sadara Chemical Company | A $20 billion joint venture between Saudi Aramco and The Dow Chemical Company, known as the world's largest chemical complex built in a single phase. | | Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company | A major affiliate of SABIC, producing a wide range of chemicals and polymers. | | SATORP (Saudi Aramco Total Refining & Petrochemical Co.) | A joint venture between Saudi Aramco and TotalEnergies operating a 460,000 barrels-per-day refinery and the planned $11 billion Amiral petrochemical complex. | | Farabi Petrochemicals Company | A producer of petrochemical and chemical derivatives. | | Saudi Methacrylates Company | A joint venture producing methacrylates and other specialty chemicals. | | AR-RAZI (Saudi Methanol Company) | A joint venture between SABIC (50%) and a consortium of Japanese investors, producing methanol. | | Tayf | A SABIC affiliate that produces industrial and durable plastic products from basic polymers. | | Saudi International Petrochemical Company (Sipchem) | A major producer of petrochemicals and industrial gases. | | Saudi Chevron Phillips (SCP) | A joint venture operating a petrochemical complex in Jubail. | | Jubail Chevron Phillips (JCP) | A major chemical plant producing various petrochemical products. |

A state-of-the-art refinery in Jubail II processing Arabian Heavy crude into high-quality fuels and petrochemicals.

Specializing in polypropylene (PP), Advanced Petrochemical is a major player supplying the plastics and packaging industries. They have expanded significantly into cross-linked polyethylene for wire and cable.

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SABIC’s metals affiliate, providing steel rebar, wire rod, and hot/cold rolled coils for construction.

This sector forms the backbone of Jubail’s economy, hosting some of the world's most advanced chemical complexes.

A massive local contractor providing construction, civil engineering, and industrial logistics support.

Moving millions of tons of chemicals and solid products annually requires highly sophisticated maritime ports and overland logistics firms. Jubail relies heavily on two primary ports: King Fahd Industrial Port and Jubail Commercial Port.

Whether you are looking to partner with a manufacturer, market industrial services, or find employment, navigating Jubail requires understanding the strict zoning enforced by the . Companies are generally divided into Primary Industries (heavy petrochemicals/metals), Secondary Industries (plastics conversion, intermediate chemicals), and Support/Light Industries (workshops, logistics, and services).

Full owned by Saudi Aramco, this refinery produces high-quality transportation fuels and naphtha feedstock.

Strategically situated on the coast, Jubail utilizes dedicated industrial ports to move millions of tons of cargo annually.