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Land measuring 800 acres required for the Project has been acquired in Mukhtar Garh, Sadiqabad nearly 3 K.M. away from FFC. Soil testing has been completed by University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore, which shows suitability of land for development of such project.
Building and structure cost includes civil design and civil works for development of the Project. Contract for Civil Design has been awarded to NESPAK whereas CNCEC from China has been selected for the civil and mechanical completion of the Complex

The new urea plant is based on latest Stamicarbon Technology System 2000 plus with patented safurax material using Total Recycle, CO2 stripping with Pool Reactor Process (almost 66% of new Urea plants in the world are based on this technology). Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Japan will procure & supply the plant and technology. M/s Stamicarbon shall provide the license in favour of Fatima Fertilizer. Sojitz Corporation shall provide the engineering services and process guarantees for the Project.

The plant is being procured from China National Chemical Engineering group Corporation on EPC basis. The plant will be a brand new plant based on modern European technology. When commissioned, the plant will be capable of producing 1200 MT of NP per day. The scope of contract includes transfer of technology, engineering designs, supply of equipment and materials, civil works, construction, erection/installation, commissioning and training.
The CAN Granulation Plant has been procured from Arklow Ireland, United Kingdom with technical assistance of UHDE. Many plants throughout the world including in North Africa and Saudi Arabia are being operated on this technology. The plant remained in operation from 2000 to 2002. Since the plant has actually been operated for only two years, it is in very good condition. The production capacity of CAN (26.5%), granulated product is 1,400 metric tonnes per day. The CAN plant has already arrived at the site
The NPK plant has been procured from Irish Fertilizer Industries, IFI Belfast UK. It consists of Ammonium Nitrate Plant and NPK Granulation Plant. The plant is based on latest pipe reactor technology and was designed by M/s Grande Paroisse of France. The plant has the capacity to produce 1,000 metric tonnes per day of NPK Fertilizer. The Bagging plant is also attached with the plant. It has two bagging lines to cater for the entire production. The NPK plant has already arrived at the site.
This plant was licensed and engineered by M/s. Kellogg, Brown and Root (“KBR”) of USA. The plant is presently located at Rozenburg, Netherlands. The plant stopped production in 2000 due to economic reasons. When operational, the plant was producing 1,500 to 1,700 metric tonnes ammonia per day. This plant is being dismantled from Rozenburg and shipped to the Project where it will be re-installed.
Nitric Acid Plant has been purchased from Yara, Immingham UK. The plant remained operational up to 2002 after which it was shut down due to economic reasons. The plant is based on latest dual pressure UHDE technology and was designed by UHDE Germany. UHDE, the original manufacturer and licensor of the plant shall re-engineer the plant for operation at Fatima Fertilizer’s site conditions.
A new Powerhouse of 30 MW is being installed to meet the energy requirements of the complex. Steam generation, Water treatment and Cooling Tower will be installed to meet the requirements of the whole complex. Bagging Plants for Urea, NPK, NP and CAN have already been purchased and have arrived at the site. The Instrument and Plant Air Compressors are at site as well. Fatima Fertilizer has palletizers of 50 Kg and 500 Kg bags, a new concept in fertilizer industry of Pakistan.
Project Management and Supervision of the entire fertilizer complex will be carried out by M/s Kellogg and Kawasaki Plant Services (“KPS”) who have wide experience of establishing fertilizer and chemical plants and are world leaders in chemical plants supply. Their engineers will monitor the progress of the complex, check the mechanical and civil construction quality, suggest measures to expedite the implementation of the Project on schedule and stay on site till completion of the Project, with support from their back offices in England and Japan.
The project is situated around 47 kilometers form Mari gas field. A 47 kilometers long gas pipeline shall be required to ensure uninterrupted supply of gas to the Project. For that purpose, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited “SNGPL” has been awarded an EPC contract for the construction of 20 inch diameter, 47 kilometer long high pressure gas transmission pipeline from the downstream flange of the Mari gas field to boundary wall of Fatima Fertilizer.