Petrochem Middle East has inaugurated its AED300m petrochemical terminal and headquarters in Jebel Ali, increasing industrial logistics capacity in guidance of Dubai’s D33 agenda.
Petrochem Middle East has inaugurated its AED300m petrochemical terminal and corporate headquarters in Jebel Ali, noting a big expansion of industrial logistics capacity and strengthening private-sector investment coordinated with Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33.
The latest development is Petrochem’s largest terminal to date and brings together its operational and company-wide functions at a single, reason-built site. Formed to assist long-term growth, the facility reinforce chemical distribution, storage and logistics infrastructure that supports production, energy and industrial supply chains in the UAE and international markets.
The investment displays growing demand for large-scale, specialized logistics infrastructure as Dubai boosts industrial development. By increasing chemical coping with and distribution capacity, the terminal helps local production, improve supply chain resilience and reinforce Dubai’s position as a worldwide trade and logistics hub. The venture also anchors high-value industrial activity within DP World’s ecosystem at Jebel Ali.
Rohan Mehta, managing director of Petrochem, stated the inauguration signifies a long-term strategic commitment instead of just a relocation. He stated consolidating operations and headquarters at a world-class, owned facility gives confidence for employees, partners and stakeholders, while positioning the corporation for the following 3-decades of growth and development.
Founder and chairman Yogesh Mehta stated the development shows Petrochem’s long-standing confidence in Dubai’s leadership, infrastructure and economic vision. He defined the terminal and headquarters as a concrete expression of the corporation’s commitment to invest locally, generate value and make contributions to the next phase of growth under the D33 agenda.
The venture comprises Petrochem’s second terminal in the UAE alongside multiple standalone workplace buildings, all built to LEED Gold certification requirements. The site has been formed to assist expansion of Petrochem’s chemical distribution, storage and logistics abilities across global markets over the long time.
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, group chairman and chief executive officer of DP World, stated the investment emphasizes the confidence global producers place in Dubai as a base for sustainable growth. He stated the terminal reinforce supply chain resilience and helps the expansion of high-value production and chemical sectors in the region.
Abdulla Bin Damithan, chief executive officer and managing director of DP World GCC, stated bringing operations, logistics and headquarters collectively at Jebel Ali permits corporations to function more efficiently, decrease complexity and serve global markets across the Middle East, Africa and beyond.
Founded in Dubai in 1995, Petrochem Middle East has grown from a single office in Jebel Ali Free Zone into a multinational chemical distributor working across the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa. The relocation of its headquarters displays the corporations need for greater scale, tighter operational incorporation and proximity to trade and logistics infrastructure.
Led by founder Yogesh Mehta and managing director Rohan Mehta, assisted by chief executive officer Venu Nayar and the wider leadership group, the development underscores Petrochem’s long-term commitment to Dubai and its role as a private-sector contributor to the emirate’s industrial growth aims.
