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Gulf Petrochemical Industries
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Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC)
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gpic.com
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Private
Founded yearint
1979
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Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC) (GPIC) is a Bahraini-headquartered, tri-government petrochemical manufacturer incorporated in 1979 and jointly owned at 33.3% each by Bapco Energies (Bahrain), SABIC Agri-nutrient Investments (Saudi Arabia) and Petrochemical Industries Company (Kuwait). It operates a 60-hectare integrated production complex in Sitra producing three commodity chemicals — ammonia, methanol, and urea — using natural gas feedstock from Bahrain's upstream oil and gas sector, with an in-house Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant commissioned in 2009 (the first of its kind in the Middle East) that captures 450 MT/day of CO2 from methanol reformer flue gases for recycling into urea and methanol output.

The company employs approximately 420 people, of whom 92% are Bahraini nationals, and sells its products via direct B2B contracts to agricultural buyers (for nitrogen fertilizers) and industrial chemical customers. Distribution spans domestic Bahrain, GCC regional markets, and exports to the United States, China, India, Pakistan and other international markets. Pricing is contract-based and not publicly disclosed, in line with industry norms for industrial commodity chemicals.

GPIC's revenue model is built on one-time product sales of its three core outputs plus vertical-integration benefits from upstream natural gas sourcing. The company maintains ISO 9001, 14001, 18001, 27001, 31000, 50001 and Responsible Care RC 14001 certifications, and has accumulated multiple safety, sustainability and innovation awards including RoSPA Gold and Patron's Awards, GPCA Community Awareness Award, the Green Factory Medal, and the 2021 Mohamed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Business Innovation Award. In April 2026 GPIC's operating units sustained damage from Iranian drone strikes during regional conflict, with damage assessment ongoing.

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Gulf Petrochemical Industries (GPIC) is a Bahrain-based, tri-government (Bahrain/Saudi/Kuwait) joint venture that manufactures ammonia, methanol, and urea from natural gas at a 60-hectare integrated complex in Sitra, exporting globally to agricultural and industrial chemical buyers.

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501–1,000
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HeadquartersManama, Bahrain
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Manama
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Bahrain
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Middle East
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
petrochemical manufacturing, ammonia production, methanol production, urea fertilizers, carbon dioxide recovery
Industry2 codes
1Syngas & Hydrogen Feedstocks (SMR/ATR, Refinery/Petrochem H2)
CodeEUALAHAEPrimaryYes
2Gas Processing & NGL Recovery (Dehydration, Sweetening, Cryogenic Recovery)
CodeEUALAGAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Petrochemical Manufacturing32511
  • Petrochemical Manufacturing325110
  • Chemical Manufacturing325
SIC code3 codes
  • Chemicals & Allied Products2800
  • Industrial Organic Chemicals2860
  • Industrial Inorganic Chemicals2810
Product category
Petrochemicals and Fertilizers
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Revenue model2 records
1Petrochemical Products Sales
TypeOne Time License
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GPIC generates revenue primarily from the production and sale of ammonia, methanol, and urea products. Products are sold both locally in Bahrain and exported to other Gulf countries, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and other international markets. The company pumps approximately $271 million annually into Bahrain's economy.

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2Natural Gas Processing
TypeHardware Sales
Description

GPIC utilizes natural gas extracted from Bahrain's oil fields as raw material feedstock for producing ammonia, methanol, and urea. This vertical integration with upstream oil and gas operations supports cost efficiency.

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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC) manufactures three core petrochemical products — Ammonia, Methanol, and Urea — from natural gas feedstock at its integrated petrochemical complex in Sitra, Kingdom of Bahrain. A Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant captures and recycles CO2 emissions from methanol reformer flue gases into additional urea and methanol output. Products are sold domestically in Bahrain and exported to the Gulf, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and other international markets.

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  • Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant captures 450 metric tons per day of CO2
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GPIC is the only petrochemical company in the Kingdom of Bahrain, producing three core chemical products: Ammonia, Methanol, and Urea. The company operates a petrochemical complex in Sitra, Bahrain, using natural gas as feedstock. The production process integrates these products—Ammonia serves as the basis for nitrogen fertilizers, Methanol is produced as a methyl alcohol, and Urea is manufactured by combining ammonia with carbon dioxide captured from the methanol production process. The Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant enables the conversion of captured CO2 back into additional methanol and urea production, creating an integrated manufacturing loop. Products are sold domestically and exported to GCC countries, the US, China, India, Pakistan, and other markets.

Product and service3 records
1Ammonia
CategoryCore petrochemical product
Description

Ammonia is one of the most important basic chemicals in the world and the compound from which nitrogen fertilizer is made worldwide. GPIC produces Ammonia from natural gas through steam reforming of hydrogen and nitrogen under high pressure in an Ammonia Converter at its petrochemical complex in Sitra, Bahrain. It serves B2B customers in the agricultural sector (as nitrogen fertilizer input) and the chemical industry (as a raw material input for further chemical manufacturing).

2Methanol
CategoryCore petrochemical product
Description

Methanol is a methyl alcohol (CH3OH) produced from natural gas or gases obtained from oil. GPIC produces methanol by reacting carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide with hydrogen over a catalyst in a methanol reactor at its Sitra complex. It serves B2B chemical industry customers as a versatile chemical feedstock.

3Urea
CategoryCore nitrogen fertilizer product
Description

Urea is a nitrogen fertilizer produced by mixing liquid ammonia with carbon dioxide under a special process that converts it into round granules. GPIC ships urea in bulk cargo containers or packed into polythene bags for B2B agricultural customers globally as a primary nitrogen fertilizer.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-16
Description

GPIC partnered with Gulf Petrochemical Services and Trading LLC to deploy Digital Twin technology in Oman's electrical engineering sector during the PCS Roadshow 2026 in Muscat. GPIC serves as the local partner for introducing AI-enabled solutions including 3D virtual models that analyze electrical systems.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

SABIC is one of GPIC's three equal joint-venture shareholders (via SABIC Agri-nutrient Investments) and a global petrochemicals/agri-nutrients producer. Both operate integrated ammonia-methanol-urea value chains in the GCC, making SABIC the most direct comparable.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Nutrien is the world's largest crop inputs provider, producing nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizers globally. Competes with GPIC in the nitrogen fertilizer (urea/ammonia) markets but operates at much broader scale and with a diversified nutrient portfolio.

TypeRegional player
Description

Borouge is an Abu Dhabi-based petrochemicals joint venture (ADNOC and Borealis) focused on polyolefins. Regional GCC petrochemical operator with similar scale and integrated feedstock model, though its product slate differs from GPIC's nitrogen/methanol focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CF Industries is one of the largest global producers of nitrogen fertilizers (ammonia, urea, ammonium nitrate) from natural gas. Directly comparable in product mix and energy-intensive feedstock economics.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Methanex is the world's largest methanol producer, manufacturing methanol from natural gas via steam reforming—the same core production route as GPIC's methanol unit—making it the most direct global comparable in GPIC's largest specialty organic chemical.

6Qatar Fertiliser Company (QAFCO)
TypeDirect peer
Description

QAFCO produces ammonia, urea, and other nitrogen fertilizers in the GCC from natural gas feedstock with analogous integrated plant design. Operates in the same regional petrochemical cluster and serves overlapping agricultural commodity markets as GPIC.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Yara is the world's largest nitrogen fertilizer producer, manufacturing ammonia and urea for the agricultural sector globally. Same end markets (nitrogen fertilizers), same feedstock approach (natural gas-based ammonia), and a leader on ESG/blue ammonia.

TypeDirect peer
Description

OCI Global produces nitrogen fertilizers (ammonia, urea) and methanol at industrial scale. It competes head-to-head in GPIC's core fertilizer product lines and is a meaningful benchmark for low-carbon ammonia positioning.

TypeRegional player
Description

EQUATE is a Kuwaiti-based petrochemical producer of olefins and glycols, jointly owned by PIC (also a GPIC shareholder) and Dow. Operates in the same GCC region but in olefins rather than GPIC's ammonia/methanol/urea mix, making it a regional comparable.

TypeDirect peer
Description

PIC is the Kuwaiti co-owner of GPIC and a regional petrochemicals producer operating EQUATE and other joint ventures in olefins and aromatics. Same JV partner, same GCC petrochemical operating model, and overlapping ammonia/fertilizer interests.

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Segment3 records

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Gulf Petrochemical Industries

Petrochemicals and Fertilizersgpic.com

Gulf Petrochemical Industries (GPIC) is a Bahrain-based, tri-government (Bahrain/Saudi/Kuwait) joint venture that manufactures ammonia, methanol, and urea from natural gas at a 60-hectare integrated complex in Sitra, exporting globally to agricultural and industrial chemical buyers.

What Gulf Petrochemical Industries does

Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC) (GPIC) is a Bahraini-headquartered, tri-government petrochemical manufacturer incorporated in 1979 and jointly owned at 33.3% each by Bapco Energies (Bahrain), SABIC Agri-nutrient Investments (Saudi Arabia) and Petrochemical Industries Company (Kuwait). It operates a 60-hectare integrated production complex in Sitra producing three commodity chemicals — ammonia, methanol, and urea — using natural gas feedstock from Bahrain's upstream oil and gas sector, with an in-house Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant commissioned in 2009 (the first of its kind in the Middle East) that captures 450 MT/day of CO2 from methanol reformer flue gases for recycling into urea and methanol output.

The company employs approximately 420 people, of whom 92% are Bahraini nationals, and sells its products via direct B2B contracts to agricultural buyers (for nitrogen fertilizers) and industrial chemical customers. Distribution spans domestic Bahrain, GCC regional markets, and exports to the United States, China, India, Pakistan and other international markets. Pricing is contract-based and not publicly disclosed, in line with industry norms for industrial commodity chemicals.

GPIC's revenue model is built on one-time product sales of its three core outputs plus vertical-integration benefits from upstream natural gas sourcing. The company maintains ISO 9001, 14001, 18001, 27001, 31000, 50001 and Responsible Care RC 14001 certifications, and has accumulated multiple safety, sustainability and innovation awards including RoSPA Gold and Patron's Awards, GPCA Community Awareness Award, the Green Factory Medal, and the 2021 Mohamed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Business Innovation Award. In April 2026 GPIC's operating units sustained damage from Iranian drone strikes during regional conflict, with damage assessment ongoing.

Gulf Petrochemical Industries firmographics

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Name
Gulf Petrochemical Industries
Legal name
Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC)
Website
https://gpic.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1979
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Gulf Petrochemical Industries (GPIC) is a Bahrain-based, tri-government (Bahrain/Saudi/Kuwait) joint venture that manufactures ammonia, methanol, and urea from natural gas at a 60-hectare integrated complex in Sitra, exporting globally to agricultural and industrial chemical buyers.
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Gulf Petrochemical Industries industry classification

Industry
Product category
Petrochemicals and Fertilizers
NAICS
Petrochemical Manufacturing (32511), Petrochemical Manufacturing (325110), Chemical Manufacturing (325)
SIC
Chemicals & Allied Products (2800), Industrial Organic Chemicals (2860), Industrial Inorganic Chemicals (2810)
akta.pro primary industry
Syngas & Hydrogen Feedstocks (SMR/ATR, Refinery/Petrochem H2) (EUALAHAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Gas Processing & NGL Recovery (Dehydration, Sweetening, Cryogenic Recovery) (EUALAGAG)

Keywords

  • Petrochemical manufacturing
  • Ammonia production
  • Methanol production
  • Urea fertilizers
  • Carbon dioxide recovery

Where Gulf Petrochemical Industries is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Manama
HQ country
Bahrain
HQ region
Middle East

Offices2 records

Markets served

Gulf Petrochemical Industries business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Petrochemical Products Sales: GPIC generates revenue primarily from the production and sale of ammonia, methanol, and urea products. Products are sold both locally in Bahrain and exported to other Gulf countries, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and other international markets. The company pumps approximately $271 million annually into Bahrain's economy.
  2. Natural Gas Processing: GPIC utilizes natural gas extracted from Bahrain's oil fields as raw material feedstock for producing ammonia, methanol, and urea. This vertical integration with upstream oil and gas operations supports cost efficiency.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Gulf Petrochemical Industries product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC) manufactures three core petrochemical products — Ammonia, Methanol, and Urea — from natural gas feedstock at its integrated petrochemical complex in Sitra, Kingdom of Bahrain. A Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant captures and recycles CO2 emissions from methanol reformer flue gases into additional urea and methanol output. Products are sold domestically in Bahrain and exported to the Gulf, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and other international markets.

Product overview

GPIC is the only petrochemical company in the Kingdom of Bahrain, producing three core chemical products: Ammonia, Methanol, and Urea. The company operates a petrochemical complex in Sitra, Bahrain, using natural gas as feedstock. The production process integrates these products—Ammonia serves as the basis for nitrogen fertilizers, Methanol is produced as a methyl alcohol, and Urea is manufactured by combining ammonia with carbon dioxide captured from the methanol production process. The Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant enables the conversion of captured CO2 back into additional methanol and urea production, creating an integrated manufacturing loop. Products are sold domestically and exported to GCC countries, the US, China, India, Pakistan, and other markets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Ammonia Ammonia is one of the most important basic chemicals in the world and the compound from which nitrogen fertilizer is made worldwide. GPIC produces Ammonia from natural gas through steam reforming of hydrogen and nitrogen under high pressure in an Ammonia Converter at its petrochemical complex in Sitra, Bahrain. It serves B2B customers in the agricultural sector (as nitrogen fertilizer input) and the chemical industry (as a raw material input for further chemical manufacturing).
  • Methanol Methanol is a methyl alcohol (CH3OH) produced from natural gas or gases obtained from oil. GPIC produces methanol by reacting carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide with hydrogen over a catalyst in a methanol reactor at its Sitra complex. It serves B2B chemical industry customers as a versatile chemical feedstock.
  • Urea Urea is a nitrogen fertilizer produced by mixing liquid ammonia with carbon dioxide under a special process that converts it into round granules. GPIC ships urea in bulk cargo containers or packed into polythene bags for B2B agricultural customers globally as a primary nitrogen fertilizer.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant captures 450 metric tons per day of CO2
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Gulf Petrochemical Industries

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Gulf Petrochemical Industries technology and API

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Feature3 records

Gulf Petrochemical Industries partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Gulf Petrochemical Services and Trading LLC (Oman)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 16 February 2026GPIC partnered with Gulf Petrochemical Services and Trading LLC to deploy Digital Twin technology in Oman's electrical engineering sector during the PCS Roadshow 2026 in Muscat. GPIC serves as the local partner for introducing AI-enabled solutions including 3D virtual models that analyze electrical systems.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Gulf Petrochemical Industries competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • SABIC (Saudi Basic Industries Corporation): SABIC is one of GPIC's three equal joint-venture shareholders (via SABIC Agri-nutrient Investments) and a global petrochemicals/agri-nutrients producer. Both operate integrated ammonia-methanol-urea value chains in the GCC, making SABIC the most direct comparable.
  • CF Industries Holdings: CF Industries is one of the largest global producers of nitrogen fertilizers (ammonia, urea, ammonium nitrate) from natural gas. Directly comparable in product mix and energy-intensive feedstock economics.
  • Methanex Corporation: Methanex is the world's largest methanol producer, manufacturing methanol from natural gas via steam reforming—the same core production route as GPIC's methanol unit—making it the most direct global comparable in GPIC's largest specialty organic chemical.
  • Qatar Fertiliser Company (QAFCO): QAFCO produces ammonia, urea, and other nitrogen fertilizers in the GCC from natural gas feedstock with analogous integrated plant design. Operates in the same regional petrochemical cluster and serves overlapping agricultural commodity markets as GPIC.
  • Yara International ASA: Yara is the world's largest nitrogen fertilizer producer, manufacturing ammonia and urea for the agricultural sector globally. Same end markets (nitrogen fertilizers), same feedstock approach (natural gas-based ammonia), and a leader on ESG/blue ammonia.
  • OCI Global N.V. OCI Global produces nitrogen fertilizers (ammonia, urea) and methanol at industrial scale. It competes head-to-head in GPIC's core fertilizer product lines and is a meaningful benchmark for low-carbon ammonia positioning.
  • Petrochemical Industries Company (PIC), Kuwait: PIC is the Kuwaiti co-owner of GPIC and a regional petrochemicals producer operating EQUATE and other joint ventures in olefins and aromatics. Same JV partner, same GCC petrochemical operating model, and overlapping ammonia/fertilizer interests.

Broad incumbents

  • Nutrien Ltd. Nutrien is the world's largest crop inputs provider, producing nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizers globally. Competes with GPIC in the nitrogen fertilizer (urea/ammonia) markets but operates at much broader scale and with a diversified nutrient portfolio.

Regional players

  • Borouge PLC: Borouge is an Abu Dhabi-based petrochemicals joint venture (ADNOC and Borealis) focused on polyolefins. Regional GCC petrochemical operator with similar scale and integrated feedstock model, though its product slate differs from GPIC's nitrogen/methanol focus.
  • EQUATE Petrochemical Company: EQUATE is a Kuwaiti-based petrochemical producer of olefins and glycols, jointly owned by PIC (also a GPIC shareholder) and Dow. Operates in the same GCC region but in olefins rather than GPIC's ammonia/methanol/urea mix, making it a regional comparable.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Gulf Petrochemical Industries social profiles

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Gulf Petrochemical Industries compliance and trust

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Compliance10 records

Gulf Petrochemical Industries financial estimates

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Gulf Petrochemical Industries leadership team

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Profiles13 records

Gulf Petrochemical Industries funding detail

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Investors

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Gulf Petrochemical Industries M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Gulf Petrochemical Industries

What does Gulf Petrochemical Industries do?

Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (BSC) manufactures three core petrochemical products — Ammonia, Methanol, and Urea — from natural gas feedstock at its integrated petrochemical complex in Sitra, Kingdom of Bahrain. A Carbon Dioxide Recovery plant captures and recycles CO2 emissions from methanol reformer flue gases into additional urea and methanol output. Products are sold domestically in Bahrain and exported to the Gulf, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and other international markets.

Is Gulf Petrochemical Industries a public or private company?

Gulf Petrochemical Industries is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Gulf Petrochemical Industries founded?

Gulf Petrochemical Industries was founded in 1979. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Gulf Petrochemical Industries based?

Gulf Petrochemical Industries is headquartered in Manama, Bahrain, in the Middle East region.

How does Gulf Petrochemical Industries make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Petrochemical Products Sales are the primary driver. The others are natural Gas Processing.

Who are Gulf Petrochemical Industries's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are SABIC (Saudi Basic Industries Corporation), CF Industries Holdings, Methanex Corporation, Qatar Fertiliser Company (QAFCO), Yara International ASA, OCI Global N.V. and Petrochemical Industries Company (PIC), Kuwait. Nutrien Ltd. is listed as a broad incumbent. Regional players are Borouge PLC and EQUATE Petrochemical Company.

Does Gulf Petrochemical Industries have an API?

No public API is recorded for Gulf Petrochemical Industries.

What industry is Gulf Petrochemical Industries in?

Gulf Petrochemical Industries's product category is Petrochemicals and Fertilizers. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUALAHAE, Syngas & Hydrogen Feedstocks (SMR/ATR, Refinery/Petrochem H2), with a secondary code of EUALAGAG, Gas Processing & NGL Recovery (Dehydration, Sweetening, Cryogenic Recovery). Its NAICS code is 32511 and its SIC code is 2800.

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TrendHoneywell to support Bahrain's 1.7-million-ton aromatics complexHoneywell Technologies was selected by Bahrain's Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company to provide technology licensing and engineering for a new aromatics complex in Sitra. The facility is expected to produce 1.2 million metric tons of paraxylene and 500,000 metric tons of benzene annually. The project builds on prior cooperation on adsorption and automation.OgjBahrain’s GPIC enlists Fluor for new unit at Sitra complexGulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (GPIC) has awarded Fluor Corp. a contract to execute front-end engineering and design for a proposed aromatics plant at GPIC's existing petrochemicals complex in Sitra, Bahrain. The plant is designed to produce 1.2 million tonnes per year of paraxylene and 500,000 tonnes per year of benzene, which are critical building blocks for plastics, polyester fibers, and packaging materials. Neither company disclosed a timeline for the project's completion.Investing.comFluor wins front-end design contract for Bahrain aromatics plant By Investing.comFluor Corporation has been selected by Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company to execute front-end engineering and design for a new aromatics facility in Bahrain. The facility will be built at GPIC's existing complex in Sitra and is planned to produce approximately 1.2 million metric tons of paraxylene and 0.5 million metric tons of benzene annually using commercially proven process technologies. Fluor, headquartered in Irving, Texas, reported revenue of $15.5 billion in 2025 and employs approximately 23,500 people globally.YahooOil prices steady as markets weigh Gulf supply risksOil prices remained largely stable on Monday with Brent crude rising $0.76 to $109.79 per barrel and WTI falling $0.53 to $111.01, as markets weighed ongoing Gulf geopolitical tensions following last Thursday's significant rally. Iranian drone strikes over the weekend caused fires at Bahrain's Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company facilities and multiple sites in Kuwait, including operations under Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, with no casualties reported. The attacks are part of the escalating US-Iranian conflict now in its sixth week, with President Trump warning Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face attacks.The HinduIran attacks energy infrastructure across UAE, Bahrain, and KuwaitIran launched coordinated drone and missile attacks against energy and industrial infrastructure across the Gulf on April 5, 2026, targeting facilities in the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait in what appears to be retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian territory. Kuwait's state petroleum company reported severe damage to oil and petrochemical facilities operated by its subsidiary Petrochemical Industries Company, where fires broke out across multiple units, while power and water desalination plants also suffered significant damage. Abu Dhabi reported battling fires at a petrochemical plant in Ruwais Industrial City, and Bahrain's Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company confirmed a fire at its operating units from the Iranian attack.The TribuneIranian drones strike Bahrain's petrochemical firm, fire under controlIranian drones struck Bahrain's Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company on Sunday, causing fires in several operational units that were later brought under control with no casualties reported. The incident is part of escalating regional hostilities following Iran's retaliation to US-Israel strikes, which have also included attacks on Kuwait and the UAE. The broader conflict has disrupted oil and natural gas trade across the Gulf region, with Israeli forces simultaneously striking over 120 targets inside Iran.The Indian ExpressWest Asia war: Iran targets petrochemical plant in Bahrain; power plants in Kuwait hit as conflict escalatesIran launched drone attacks targeting industrial and energy infrastructure across multiple Gulf states, including Bahrain's Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company, two power and water desalination stations in Kuwait, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation's Shuwaikh oil complex, and Abu Dhabi's Borouge petrochemicals plant. The attacks, part of escalating retaliatory strikes following US and Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities, caused significant material damage and operational shutdowns but no injuries were reported at any of the affected sites. Saudi Arabia's defence ministry also reported intercepting and destroying a cruise missile during the same period.GulfNewsFires erupt at Bahrain petrochemical and energy facilities after drone strikesIranian drones struck two petrochemical and energy facilities in Bahrain early Sunday, sparking fires at operational units and storage tanks at Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) and BAPCO Energies sites. Both fires have been fully extinguished with no casualties reported, and damage assessment teams are currently evaluating the full impact. Emergency response teams coordinated with Civil Defence and government authorities to bring the situation under control at both facilities.Arab Times Kuwait NewsKPC scales back tenders, pushes strategic growthKuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) has instructed its subsidiaries to rationalize spending, defer non-essential tenders, and focus only on those with significant sustainability and development potential. KPC is also pushing for greater private sector contribution and petrochemical expansion, including a recent acquisition of a 25% stake in Chinese Wanhua Chemical Group through its Kuwait Petrochemical Industries Company subsidiary.OilandgasmiddleeastTop 10 petrochemicals players in the Middle EastArabianOilandGas.com profiles the 10 most influential petrochemical industry leaders in the Middle East, including executives from SABIC, Equate, Borouge, Qapco, Gulf Petrochemical Industries, Sipchem, Tasnee, and Petrochemical Industries Co. The profiles detail company operations, ongoing expansion projects, and the executives' backgrounds and strategic priorities. The article notes that despite the 2008 financial crisis, regional companies continued expansion, though SABIC posted its first-ever loss that year.