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August 18, 2008
Société Nationale de la Pétrochimie (Enip; Algiers) says it will invite contractors to submit technical proposals to build a 120-m.t./day urea formaldehyde resins...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/algeria/Algeria-Invites-Bids-for-Urea-Formaldehyde-Unit_13642.html August 18, 2008
United Nations Environment Program (UNEP; Nairobi) is a nongovernment organization with activities that include coordinating programs to curb toxic or hazardous chemical releases. UNEP...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/UNEP-Fact-File_13670.html August 14, 2008
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (Mumbai) says the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC; Washington DC) has given clearance for the previously announced tender offer by Alkaloida Chemical...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/algeria/Sun-Pharma-Gets-U-S-FTC-Approval-for-Taro-Tender-Offer_13581.html August 11, 2008
Agrium says it has entered into an agreement to sell EAgrium, a previously announced $1.4-billion fertilizer project at Ras el-Bar, Damietta, Egypt, to Misr Oil Processing Co. (Mopco...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Agrium-Sells-Egyptian-Fertilizer-Project-to-Mopco-Takes-26-percent-Stake-in-Mopco_13527.html July 29, 2008
Yara International, National Oil Corp. (NOC; Tripoli), and the Libyan Investment Authority (Tripoli) say they have completed all major agreements to establish a previously announced...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/libya/Yara-Goes-Ahead-with-Libyan-Fertilizer-Venture_13263.html July 21, 2008
Tunisian Indian Fertilizers (Tifert; Tunis) says it will build a sulfuric acid plant at La Skhira, Tunisia. It has awarded a lump-sum engineering, procurement, and construction...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/Tunisian-Indian-Fertilizers-To-Build-Sulfuric-Acid-Plant_13113.html July 18, 2008
Yara International ASA (Oslo) says it has completed all agreements with the National Oil Corporation of Libya (NOC; Tripoli) and the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA; Tripoli) to...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/libya/Yara-to-Establish-Fertilizer-JV-in-Libya_13062.html July 14, 2008
BASF has reconfirmed its previously announced growth outlook for 2008, despite signs of weakening growth in the chemical industry. “Assuming there are no changes to BASF’s...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/BASF-Expects-Higher-2008-Sales-Lowers-Industry-Forecast_12958.html July 14, 2008
Discussions between the Egyptian government and Agrium to resolve a dispute over the construction of a previously announced fertilizer complex at Ras el-Barr, Damietta, Egypt, focus on...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Agriums-Planned-Complex-in-Egypt-May-Be-Relocated_12973.html July 3, 2008
Tunisian Indian Fertilizers (Tifert; Tunis) says it will construct a sulfuric acid plant at La Skhira, Tunisia. The company has awarded a lumpsum engineering, procurement and...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/Tunisia-Builds-Big-Sulfuric-Acid-Plant_12834.html July 1, 2008
The Egyptian Peoples Assembly, the country’s parliament, has recommended the relocation of EAgrium’s (Cairo) $1.4-billion fertilizer project at Damietta, Egypt. The...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Parliament-Vote-Threatens-Agrium-Egypt-Venture_12726.html June 26, 2008
A decision made today by the Egyptian Parliament brings into question Agrium's position in a $1.4-billion fertilizer complex that the company's majority-owned jv EAgrium (Cairo) is...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Egyptian-Parliament-Vote-Jeopardizes-Agriums-Fertilizer-JV_12564.html June 23, 2008
Agrium says that construction has not resumed at the Damietta, Egypt site of the company’s EAgrium (Cairo) joint venture fertilizer project. Work was halted on April 21 after...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Construction-Still-Idle-at-Agrium-Fertilizer-Project-in-Egypt_12587.html June 23, 2008
BASF says its BASF Coatings Services unit will acquire MAB Auto Body Parts and Paint Centre (Johannesburg, South Africa). The transaction is pending regulatory approval. Terms were not...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/BASF-Acquires-Auto-Refinishing-Firm_12619.html June 19, 2008
Agrium says that construction has not resumed at the Damietta, Egypt site where its majority-owned jv EAgrium (Cairo) is building a turn-key fertilizer complex. Building was halted on...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Construction-Halted-on-Agrium-Fertilizer-JV-in-Egypt_12394.html June 16, 2008
Shell Chemicals continues to shift its assets to Asia and the Mideast and says that a recently announced world-scale propylene oxide-styrene monomer (POSM) project will form part of...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Shell-Plans-Next-Wave-of-Projects-in-Shift-to-Asia-and-Mideast-_12467.html June 2, 2008
Bird watch: African lake is a regional breeding ground. Tata Chemical’s (Mumbai) previously announced 500,000-m.t./year natural soda ash project at Lake Natron, Tanzania...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/Threat-to-Flamingos-Halts-Soda-Ash-Plan_12257.html May 20, 2008
Maire Tecnimont says it has signed a contract with Enppi (Cairo) to provide project management contractor services for a previously announced 200,000-m.t./year polystyrene (PS) plant...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Tecnimont-Bags-Egyptian-Polystyrene-Contract_11985.html April 28, 2008
Algeria Oman Fertilizer Co. (Algiers), a 51-49 joint venture between Oman Bahwan Group (Muscat) and Sonatrach (Algiers), has signed contracts with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/algeria/Algeria-Adds-Huge-Capacity-for-Ammonia-and-Urea_11615.html March 17, 2008
Engro Chemical Pakistan (Karachi) is seeking to establish a joint venture with Perphos (Algiers) to manufacture phosphate fertilizers in Algeria. Engro said in a filing to the Karachi...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/algeria/Engro-Seeks-Fertilizer-JV-in-Algeria_10901.html |
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