A consortium of Saipem and Petrojet has been awarded a contract by the Egyptian Ethylene and Derivatives Co. (Ethydco) to build Egypt’s first polybutadiene plant, Saipem said in a statement. The project is estimated to cost USD 150 mn and will output 36k tonnes per year of synthetic rubber plant.
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