Who owns Sadara Chemical Company

Sadara Chemical Company - Profile

Sadara Chemical Company runs an integrated petrochemical complex in Jubail Industrial City II on Saudi Arabia's Gulf coast, built in a single phase at a cost of about 20 billion dollars and covering roughly six square kilometres. Its 26 manufacturing units include a mixed feed cracker that takes both ethane and naphtha, the first in the Gulf states to crack naphtha, feeding downstream plants that make polyethylene, propylene oxide, propylene glycol, polyols, amines, isocyanates including toluene diisocyanate, and polyolefin elastomers, several of them produced in the kingdom for the first time, with total capacity of more than three million tonnes a year. The venture pairs Saudi Aramco, which supplies feedstock and site infrastructure, with Dow, which contributed the process technology behind the specialty units, and it is also developing PlasChem Park, an adjacent conversion park for downstream manufacturers. On 31 March 2026 Sadara halted production across the complex, citing disruption to feedstock supply and export routes from the regional conflict, and said it could not estimate when output would resume.

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• Dow Inc.. Saudi Arabian equity-method joint venture with Saudi Aramco manufacturing chlorine, ethylene, propylene and aromatics for internal consumption, and manufacturing and selling polyethylene, ethylene oxide, propylene oxide derivative products and isocyanates. Percentage taken directly from the 10-K table, which states 35.00 percent; written here as 35.0, not 0.35. No individual carrying value is disclosed: covered by the same combined $1,121 million balance described on the EQUATE row, so value_usd stays null. The 10-K notes the carrying amount of Dow's total nonconsolidated-affiliate investments differs from its share of investees' net assets partly because of basis differences specific to Sadara and EQUATE, but does not size Sadara individually. source