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ADNOC in talks with OMV

No cost or timeline was announced for the venture, which will be built and operated by ADNOC subsidiary ADNOC Gas and include carbon capture units, pipelines and a network of wells for CO2 injection. (AFP)
  • Borouge is listed on the ADX with 54 percent owned by ADNOC.
  • Borealis is owned 75 percent by OMV with ADNOC holding 25 percent.

ABU DHABI, UAE – Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) confirmed that it has entered into formal negotiations with OMV about the potential creation of a new combined petrochemicals holding entity, through the proposed merger of their respective existing shareholdings in Borouge and Borealis.

Borouge is listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange with 54 percent owned by ADNOC, 36 percent by Borealis, and 10 percent held by retail and institutional investors. Borealis is owned 75 percent by OMV with ADNOC holding 25 percent.

ADNOC is undertaking these negotiations as majority shareholder of Borouge, and OMV as majority shareholder in Borealis, with any final decision subject to Borouge’s, and other relevant parties’, governance processes.

The potential merger would mark the next transformative milestone in ADNOC’s ongoing value creation and chemicals growth strategy, with any transaction subject to customary regulatory clearances.

ADNOC will provide further material updates as and when appropriate.