Arab Potash Company launches $1.1 billion Southern Expansion Project in Aqaba

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 26

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What happened

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The Arab Potash Company (APC) has begun construction on its third cold crystallisation plant, part of the Southern Expansion Project, which is the company's largest investment to date. The project carries an estimated cost of $1.1 billion. The construction launch followed the initial inauguration of the project by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan in May 2025.

From jordantimes.com

Why it matters

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The expansion supports the Economic Modernisation Vision by enhancing the mining and fertilizer sectors' contribution to Jordan's GDP and national exports. The new facility allows APC to supply high-purity varieties, including European-standard potash, strengthening Jordan's position in global potash markets.

Jafar Hassan leads Jordan's government through economic challenges, hosting investment conferences and developing strategic infrastructure.

From jordantimes.com

Who's involved

Jafar HassanPrime Minister of Jordan who inaugurated the project.
AqabaJordanian coastal city where the company's expansion project is located.
JordanThe nation whose economic indicators are expected to benefit from the strategic investment.