Home Industry Saudi Ma’aden Says Shut Down Ammonia Plant The plant, located in the Ma’aden complex at Ras Al Khair city, was shut down on March 23 “for a period of around 10 days”, the company said. by Reuters March 25, 2015 Follow us Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on X Follow on LinkedIn Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden) said on Wednesday its subsidiary Maaden Phosphate Company (MPC) had shut down an ammonia plant due to unscheduled technical repairs at a cooling facility. The plant, located in the Ma’aden complex at Ras Al Khair city, was shut down on March 23 “for a period of around 10 days”, the company said in a statement. Ma’aden said MPC would continue producing diammonium phosphate, a fertiliser for which ammonia is a feedstock, using its inventory and “the shutdown will have no significant financial impact”. Ma’aden has a 70 per cent stake in MPC and Saudi Basic Industries owns 30 per cent. 0 Comments