AMMAN — The
Indo-Jordan Chemicals Company (IJC), fully owned by the Jordan Phosphate Mines
Company (JPMC), agreed to supply the Saudi Kemyea Yanbu for Industry (KEMYAN)
with phosphoric acid, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
اضافة اعلان
An agreement was signed Tuesday, setting the
stage for IJC to provide KEMYAN with 30,000 tons of high-quality concentrated
phosphoric acid.
IJC will deliver the quantities agreed upon
to KEMYAN beginning in August 2022, through April 2023.
Under the terms of the JD17 million deal, the
quantity is subject to double in the following years.
IJC General Manager Ali Al-Ababneh
underscored the importance of the agreement in cementing bilateral cooperation.
“The JPMC and its affiliates annually produce
about 1.1 million tons of phosphoric acid, of which more than 70 percent is
shipped to the international market, while the remaining quantity is used
locally for the manufacture of fertilizers,” Ababneh said.
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