A SIIG factory
Saudi Industrial Investment Group (SIIG) received on May 28 approval letters from the Ministry of Energy to allocate additional feedstock to utilize the available capacity in its current assets and support the company’s plans to expand its production capabilities. 
For more news and details on the projects
In a statement to Tadawul, SIIG explained that additional ethane was allocated for the expansion of its 65%-owned subsidiary, Saudi Polymers Company (SPCo) in the Jubail Industrial City.
This expansion is expected to ramp up the production of end products. SPCo is currently working on related engineering studies and designs for this expansion project. It is anticipated that the expansion will start up by the beginning of 2029.
SPCo is expected to benefit from a portion of this allocation before the actual expansion project is completed, as it currently has unutilized capacities.
SIIG also received an additional allocation ofnatural gasoline for its 50:50 joint ventures (JVs),Saudi Chevron Phillips and Jubail Chevron Phillips companies.
This should increase the overall production at the entire complex. The JVs are expected to start benefiting from this feed before the end of this year.
A SIIG factory
Saudi Industrial Investment Group (SIIG) received on May 28 approval letters from the Ministry of Energy to allocate additional feedstock to utilize the available capacity in its current assets and support the company’s plans to expand its production capabilities.
For more news and details on the projects
In a statement to Tadawul, SIIG explained that additional ethane was allocated for the expansion of its 65%-owned subsidiary, Saudi Polymers Company (SPCo) in the Jubail Industrial City.
This expansion is expected to ramp up the production of end products. SPCo is currently working on related engineering studies and designs for this expansion project. It is anticipated that the expansion will start up by the beginning of 2029.
SPCo is expected to benefit from a portion of this allocation before the actual expansion project is completed, as it currently has unutilized capacities.
SIIG also received an additional allocation ofnatural gasoline for its 50:50 joint ventures (JVs),Saudi Chevron Phillips and Jubail Chevron Phillips companies.
This should increase the overall production at the entire complex. The JVs are expected to start benefiting from this feed before the end of this year.
