Muscat: The plant, which will begin operations in Q1 2026, aims to revolutionize key industries worldwide.
The RO 115.4 million facility, slated to become the second-largest of its kind globally, will produce polyacrylamide (PAM) and monomers, critical components for industries such as energy, agriculture, and paper.
The versatile nature of polyacrylamide positions the plant as a key player in international markets, including the GCC, North and South America, and the European Union.
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