Saudi Kayan

The company categorizes its products—chemicals, polymers, and specialty items—and lists them with annual production capacities.

Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Co. announces the annual financial results ending on 31-12-2025

The company also reviewed the accounting estimates for spare parts provision, resulting in a partial reversal of a provision amounting to 129 million Saudi Riyals, which positively reflected on the company's results for the third quarter of 2026.

The board of directors consists of the following seven members:

The company is led daily by an executive team of experienced leaders.

The company integrates strong corporate governance into its core values to guide operations and relationships with stakeholders.

The company sets periodic objectives to control air, water, and ground pollution while training employees on environmental impacts.

To be a leading manufacturer of basic and value added petrochemical products.

Welcome to the SABIC website (www.SABIC.com - "the Site").

Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company, a subsidiary of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), is shutting down its ethylene glycol/ethylene oxide plant for maintenance and repairs starting March 1, one month earlier than planned. The 48-day shutdown will halt production of polycarbonate at its Jubail complex. The maintenance was originally postponed from October 31, 2015.

Oct 2026gdnonline.comNews article

Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company slashes its Q3 2026 net losses by 72%, driven by rising revenues and a shift from operational losses to profitability. The company reports improved financial performance in the quarter, reflecting stronger revenue trends.

Oct 2026Business News ReportNews article

Nine Saudi petrochemical firms listed on the Saudi Exchange reduced net losses by over 50% in the first half of 2026, reaching **SR1.7 billion ($452.8 million)** compared to **SR3.4 billion ($908.5 million)** in the same period the prior year. The improvement reflects a significant turnaround in financial performance for the sector amid fluctuating global petrochemical demand and pricing.

Aug 2026arabnews.comNews article

Airstrikes on **Assaluyah Hub in Iran** and **Jubail Hub in Saudi Arabia** disrupt regional logistics networks, halting chemical and petrochemical shipments. The closures follow escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical transit route for global energy and commodity trade. Industry sources report delays in ethylene, methanol, and sulfur exports from affected facilities, impacting downstream manufacturers in Asia and Europe.

Apr 2026chemorbis.comNews article