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A - Fertilizer Plants :

During the fiscal year 1999/2000 Ammonia production was about 518,000 MT that is an increase of 7.25% over the production in the fiscal year 1998/99 . Urea production was about 777,000 MT, an increase of 13.7% over the production in the previous fiscal year.

During June 2000, Fertilizers Plants started their periodical maintenance of Ammonia Lines II and III in order to complete certain major projects such as development of water treatment unit in Urea Plant, and replacing high pressure steam lines for synthesis gas compressor in Ammonia Line II.

Production Annual Production Capacity Applications
Liquid Ammonia 858,000 M.T Used as raw material to produce urea fertilizer.
Urea Fertilizers 792,000 M.T For the best effect on plants , particularly leafy ones, but in pratice, used for all crops without exception.
The Company has three plants for the production of liquid ammonia ( one plant is idle ) for the total capacity of 874500 M.T./year and three urea plants with a total capacity of 1,039,500 M.T./year.

Fertilizer plants and their individual daily production capacities:

  Liquid Ammonia Urea Feritlizer
Plant "A" -- Line (I) to be increased to 1750 M.T/ D starting from March, 2002
Plant "B" Line (II) to be increased to 850 M.T/ D starting from March, 2002

Line (III) 800 M.T/ D (Idle)

Line (IV) 1000 M.T/ D
Line (II) 700 M.T/ D

Line (III) 700 M.T/D
Total Production 2650 M.T./ D 3150 M.T/ D

B - Polypropylene Plant :

The polypropylene plant produced about 103,769 MT during 1999/2000 fiscal year which is 104% of the plant design capacity. This is due to an improvement in gas supplies from Kuwait National Petroleum Company and Equate Petrochemicals Company. It is worth noting that the percentage of off-spec product was 1.77%, against a targeted percentage of 4%. This means that the virgin product facilitated marketing process and satisfied the company's customers almost by 100% .
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