TA’ZIZ announced, during its participation in Make it in the Emirates 2026, the signing of long-term agreements with a total value of AED 104.6 billion, equivalent to $28.5 billion. The agreements cover the sale and supply of feedstock and chemical products across the company’s business portfolio.

The agreements include several key products, such as methanol, polyvinyl chloride, ethylene dichloride, vinyl chloride monomer and caustic soda, in addition to salt and natural gas. Their terms range from five to 25 years, strengthening the company’s ability to secure global demand and provide reliable locally sourced feedstock to support large-scale industrial production in the UAE.

This step contributes to reinforcing TA’ZIZ’s role in developing an integrated local chemicals ecosystem and supporting national value chains, in line with the UAE’s efforts to advance industrial self-sufficiency and increase the industrial sector’s contribution to the economy.

The signed agreements include sales deals with ADNOC and Proman for the supply of methanol, and with Emirates Global Aluminium for caustic soda. They also include agreements with Mitsubishi for ethylene dichloride, vinyl chloride monomer and caustic soda, as well as with Mitsui & Co., Ltd. for ethylene dichloride and caustic soda, and with the Sanmar Group for ethylene dichloride and vinyl chloride monomer.

TA’ZIZ also signed agreements with Tricon for the supply of polyvinyl chloride, ethylene dichloride and caustic soda, and with Vinmar for ethylene dichloride and polyvinyl chloride, as part of its efforts to expand its network of commercial partnerships locally and internationally.

Mashal Saoud Al-Kindi, CEO of TA’ZIZ, said the long-term agreements represent an important milestone for the company and for the UAE’s industrial growth plans. He noted that TA’ZIZ continues to work on meeting global demand and securing feedstock from reliable local sources.

He added that the company is moving ahead with turning its vision into reality by laying stronger foundations for a world-class chemicals sector, contributing to local value chains, creating sustainable economic value, providing job opportunities and supporting the resilience of the country’s supply chains.

Among the key agreements is a deal with Emirates Global Aluminium to supply around 200,000 dry metric tonnes of caustic soda annually. This agreement is an important step within national efforts aimed at achieving industrial self-sufficiency. It also strengthens TA’ZIZ’s position as the first major supplier of UAE-produced caustic soda to Emirates Global Aluminium’s Al Taweelah alumina refinery, located in Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi, KEZAD.

ADNOC Gas also signed a 25-year feedstock supply agreement to provide natural gas to the TA’ZIZ methanol project, with a value exceeding AED 18.4 billion, equivalent to $5 billion. The agreement ensures long-term supplies that support the project’s operations and production sustainability.

TA’ZIZ also entered into a 20-year agreement with Abu Dhabi-based SAMA Salt Production Company to supply salt required to support production operations at TA’ZIZ’s polyvinyl chloride complex.

Together, these agreements help leverage local resources to secure reliable and sustainable supplies of essential raw materials, while supporting the growth of downstream industries and strengthening the competitiveness of UAE industries.

TA’ZIZ Chemicals Industrial Zone is planned to produce 4.7 million tonnes of chemicals annually once construction works are completed in 2028, further strengthening its position as an important industrial hub within the UAE’s advanced manufacturing ecosystem.