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Saudi Chemical Company launches commercial production at military industries complex and TNT line

Saudi Chemical Company Holding has commenced commercial production at its military industries complex and TNT production line after completing operational requirements.

Saudi Chemical Company launches commercial production at military industries complex and TNT line

Saudi Chemical Company Holding has begun commercial operations at its military industries complex and TNT production facility. The company announced the launch of production after satisfying all operational readiness prerequisites. Verification of system and equipment readiness, along with the assurance of raw material availability, were key components of the process.

As per a Tadawul Saudi statement, commercial production commenced on August 31, 2026, adhering to international military standards. This advancement marks a natural progression of the project following successful trial operations and achievement of operational readiness. The company emphasized that there is no significant alteration in project costs from earlier disclosures, as these developments remain within the budgeted allocation.

Financial impacts stemming from commercial production are anticipated to surface from the fourth quarter of 2026.

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