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About Orpic

The Orpic journey began in 1982 with the commissioning of Oman's first refinery at Mina Al Fahal in Muscat, inaugurated by His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said. Today, Orpic is one of Oman’s largest and most rapidly growing businesses in the Middle East oil industry. With refineries in Suhar and Muscat, as well as Aromatics and Polypropylene production plants in Suhar, Orpic has cemented its position among the industry’s most forward-thinking companies to enter the highly competitive global downstream business arena.

H.E. Dr. Mohammed bin Hamed Al Rumhi

Chairman

H.E Sultan bin Salim Al Habsi

Deputy Chairman

Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Lamki

Member

H.E. Nasser bin Khamis Al Jashmi

Member

Hon. Salaam bin Said Al Shaqsi

Member

Dr. Hilal Al HinaiGeneral Manager,

Corporate Support Services

Dr. Gabor KenesseyGeneral Manager,

Supply Chain Management

Nofal Al SaidiGeneral Manager,

Human Resources Services

Christiaan Van der WoudenChief Operating Officer

Nazar Al LawatiChief Financial Officer

Ahmed Saleh Al JahdhamiCEO

Gilles RochasGeneral Manager,Polymer Marketing

Executive Team

Board ofDirectors

We work together with integrity, commitment and engagement

We empower our people to maximize their potential

We serve Oman and customers with pride

Health, Safety& Environment

Business Excellence

People

Profitability& Growth

BrandReputation

“From a traditional refinery that exclusively met Oman’s local needs for fuel, Orpic has, in a very short time, transformed into a dynamic and versatile petrochemicals producer that serves a variety of local and global customers. As one of the most integrated oil refining and petrochemical facilities in the region, Orpic is on track to expand our world class products and services to a larger customer base in the coming years.”

Ahmed Saleh Al Jahdhami Chief Executive Officer, Orpic

Values

We put health, safety and environment first

StrategicPillars

To sustainably create value for our stakeholders, as their partner of choice.Mission

Vision To be a globally competitive, downstream business that Oman is proud of.

Fuels

Aromatics

Polymers

Jet Fuel

LPG

400,000 kg per day

Paraxylene818,000 metric tonnes per yearBenzene 198,000 metric tonnes per year

340,000 metric tonnes per year

Diesel

Gasoline

51,000 barrelsper day

68,000 barrelsper day

11,500 barrelsper day

Polypropylene

Aromatics

Refineries barrels per day116,000

Opened 1982Mina Al Fahal Refinery, Muscat

Processes Omani crudeto make fuel products, including liquid petroleum gas (LPG), gas oil (diesel), gasoline, fuel oil and jet fuel.

MSPP (Muscat Suhar Product Pipeline & Al Jefnain Terminal)

Expected year of opening 2020

tonnes per year1.2 million LPIC

Delivers fuel through state-of-the-art storage facility in Al Jefnain.A major contributor to pollution control by reducing truck movements in Muscat by 70%.

Processes Omani crude to make fuel products, including liquid petroleum gas (LPG), gas oil (diesel), gasoline, fuel oil and jet fuel.

Opened 2017

Capacity to deliver over 50% fuel in Oman

Growth Projects

ProductsAssetsOrpic currently operates four plants, split between two locations - Muscat and Suhar. The two locations are connected by the -290km Muscat Suhar Product Pipeline, a vital link that delivers feedstock from Mina Al Fahal Refinery to the Suhar plants and vice versa.

Refines Omani crude to create fuels, naphtha and propylene. Projects include five new units, (CDU) Crude Distillation Unit, (DCU) Delayed Coker Unit, (VDU) Vacuum Distillation Unit, Bitumen Blowing Unit, (HCU) Hydrocracker Unit

818,000 metric tonnes paraxylene per year 198,000 metric tonnes benzene per year

Processes naphtha to create Benzene and Paraxylene, industrial chemicals used in the production of plastics.

Polypropylene Plant Opened 2010Opened

2006metric tonnes per year

340,000

Uses propylene from Suhar Refinery to create polypropylene, a thermoplastic polymer, which forms the building blocks of several products, ranging from packaging material to carpets and banknotes.

Aromatics Plant

Opened 2006

barrels per day204,000 Suhar Refinery, Suhar

JourneyThe Orpic journey began in 1982 with the commissioning of Oman's first refinery at Mina Al Fahal in Muscat, inaugurated by His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said. The first major milestone was reached when Orpic brand was formed with the integration of three companies: Oman Refineries and Petrochemicals Company LLC (ORPC), Aromatics Oman LLC (AOL) and Oman Polypropylene (OPP)

Agents DistributorsOfficesHeadquarters

ChinaIndiaSingapore

BangladeshPakistanIndiaSri LankaEgypt

ChinaVietnamAfricaMalaysia

Global Presence

1982 2006 2010

2011201420152016

OmanPolypropylenePlant

SuharRefinery

AromaticsOman

Integration of ORPC, AOL, OPPcompleted under

the APPLE Programme

Mina Al FahalRefinery

SRIP Ground Breaking

MSPP Ground Breaking

LPIC Signing Ceremony

LPIC EPC3 Ground Breaking Cermony Fahud

MSPP Al Jifnain Terminal Commissioned

SRIP Performance Test Completed

OPM Polymer Marketing

Organization Established

LPIC, EPC 2&1 Ground Breaking 2017

Inauguration of Muscat Suhar Product Pipeline

& Al Jifnain Terminal 2018

Over 3,000 employees by 2020

Over 2,800 employees by 2018Employees

Always wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the workplace

Always use Fall-Prevention Equipment when working at a height

Never walk UNDER a suspended load

Always obtain a valid permit to work (PTW) whenever required forthe task at hand

Always conduct Gas Tests whenever required

Always VERIFY isolation before work begins and use the specified life protecting equipment.

Obtain authorisation ora valid permit to work before entering a confined space

Obtain authorisation or valid permit to work before overriding or disabling safety critical equipment

Do not light cigarettes, cigars or pipes in no-smoking areas

Never use a mobile phone while driving ... or exceed speed limits

Always fasten your seat belt when in a moving a vehicle.

Do not drive or work under the effect of drugs or alcohol

Internship ProgrammeOpportunity for trainees to gain new skills and experiences in Orpic’s work environment.

Al Batinah International School (ABIS)Orpic’s joint venture with Suhar Aluminium in North Al Batinah.

Falaj Al Qabail Public ParkDestination offering entertainment, sports and educational facilities.

Liwa Cultural CenterAn integrated cultural destination in Liwa.

Liwa Public ParkBuilt by Orpic in cooperation with Suhar Aluminium.

Some Major Corporate SocialResponsibility Projects

Orpic Safety Rules

Children's Exploration CenterFirst of its kind edutainment centre in Suhar.

Orpic International Scholarship ProgrammeFor grade 10 students from

WorkEnvironment

Reading Space Lounge

Orpiccino

ATM

Food Court

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