Company Profile:
Dow Chemical International Pvt Ltd in Saudi Arabia
Company Introduction:
Dow Chemical International Pvt Ltd in Saudi Arabia is a local entity representing The Dow Chemical Company, a global leader in materials science and specialty chemicals. Dow has a significant and strategic presence in Saudi Arabia, primarily through its joint venture with Saudi Aramco, known as Sadara Chemical Company. Sadara operates one of the world's largest integrated chemical complexes in Jubail Industrial City II. This complex manufactures a broad portfolio of high-value performance chemicals and plastics, including polyurethanes, elastomers, performance chemicals, and polyethylene. These products serve various industries such as packaging, construction, consumer goods, and automotive across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific regions. The Saudi Arabian entity supports Dow's business development, sales, marketing, and distribution activities within the Kingdom, leveraging the advanced manufacturing capabilities of the Sadara complex.
Factory or Trader:
It is a subsidiary of a global manufacturer. While this specific entity manages local sales and distribution, its business is intrinsically linked to and supported by large-scale manufacturing facilities, most notably the Sadara Chemical Company complex in Saudi Arabia, in which Dow is a major partner. Therefore, it fundamentally operates as part of a manufacturing enterprise.
Enterprise Products
Dow Chemical International Pvt. Ltd. in Saudi Arabia, primarily through its joint venture Sadara Chemical Company, produces and sells a wide range of chemical and plastic products. These include:
Polyurethanes, encompassing Isocyanates and Polyether Polyols.
Propylene Glycol.
Amines, such as Ethanolamines and Isopropanolamines.
Butadiene.
Ethylene Oxide and Propylene Oxide.
Various grades of Polyethylene, including Linear Low Density Polyethylene, Low Density Polyethylene, and High Performance Polyethylene.
Specialty Elastomers.
Acrylic Acid and its derivatives, Acrylate Esters.
Glycol Ethers.