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    SABIC and Exxon Mobil's joint venture company KEMYA will produce various chemical feedstocks, elastomers, and related products through their upcoming Saudi Elastomers Project in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia to support the development of an automobile industry. The project will involve plants for carbon black, MTBE, EPDM, PBR, and HRP production.

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    SABIC and Exxon Mobil's joint venture company KEMYA will produce various chemical feedstocks, elastomers, and related products through their upcoming Saudi Elastomers Project in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia to support the development of an automobile industry. The project will involve plants for carbon black, MTBE, EPDM, PBR, and HRP production.

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    Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) and Exxon Mobil, through their 5050 joint venture company, KEMYA,

    for their
    upcoming Saudi Elastomers Project (SEP) intended to produce an array of
    chemical feedstocks, Elastomers and related products needed to support an
    automobile industry project to be undertaken in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia.
    Carbon black, Methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE), Ethylene propylene diene monom
    er (EPDM),
    Polybutadiene rubber (PBR), Halobutyl rubber plant (HRP)

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