emirates7 - Hazeem Sultan Al Suwaidi, CEO of Abu Dhabi Polymers Company (Borouge), announced that the company is exploring the establishment of a specialized polyolefins production complex in China with an annual capacity of 1.6 million tonnes. He stated that Borouge is collaborating with Wanrong New Materials (Fujian), a subsidiary of Wanhua Chemical, to finalize the project's framework and determine the next steps.
Speaking to the Emirates News Agency (WAM), Al Suwaidi emphasized that this initiative will enhance Borouge's footprint in China, a key market experiencing growing manufacturing activities and increasing demand for high-quality materials.
He further highlighted Borouge’s ongoing strategic expansion efforts, both within the UAE and internationally, with a particular focus on Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. He pointed out that the company has been expanding into fast-growing regions, including the recent establishment of new offices in Kenya and South Korea to strengthen its presence in these dynamic markets.
Al Suwaidi also underscored Borouge’s commitment to accelerating growth through digital transformation and artificial intelligence. He explained that the company is leveraging advanced technologies such as AI to optimize operations, enhance productivity, and reduce emissions. Through AI-driven initiatives, Borouge generated value exceeding AED 2 billion in 2024.
Additionally, he noted that the company has successfully developed nine new products, some of which are being introduced in the medical sector for the first time, thereby enriching its product portfolio with innovative solutions.
Speaking to the Emirates News Agency (WAM), Al Suwaidi emphasized that this initiative will enhance Borouge's footprint in China, a key market experiencing growing manufacturing activities and increasing demand for high-quality materials.
He further highlighted Borouge’s ongoing strategic expansion efforts, both within the UAE and internationally, with a particular focus on Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. He pointed out that the company has been expanding into fast-growing regions, including the recent establishment of new offices in Kenya and South Korea to strengthen its presence in these dynamic markets.
Al Suwaidi also underscored Borouge’s commitment to accelerating growth through digital transformation and artificial intelligence. He explained that the company is leveraging advanced technologies such as AI to optimize operations, enhance productivity, and reduce emissions. Through AI-driven initiatives, Borouge generated value exceeding AED 2 billion in 2024.
Additionally, he noted that the company has successfully developed nine new products, some of which are being introduced in the medical sector for the first time, thereby enriching its product portfolio with innovative solutions.