Al Bayader International signed an agreement with National Industries Park to develop a AED 180 million (about USD 50 million) integrated manufacturing and logistics hub in Dubai, able to produce up to 30,000 tonnes of packaging a year, with construction starting in 2026 and operations targeted for early 2028.

Borouge and Al Ain Farms Group signed an MoU for Borouge to supply about 3,500 tonnes of HDPE resin annually, a 600% increase, for caps, closures and in-house blow moulding in the UAE.

Borouge agreed to increase annual HDPE resin supply to Al Ain Farms Group to 3,500 tonnes, a 600% rise, for its caps and closures business and planned in-house blow moulding, signed at Make it in the Emirates.

CS Interpharm General Trading signed an MOU and NDA with UAE-based Gulf Center Group, which will provide custom bottle design, filling and production for the MEDUSA product line. The announcement was made on July 1, 2025.

ADNOC L&S secured a 15-year contract to manage up to 70% of Borouge's output transportation, including port operations, container handling and feeder ship services at Al Ruwais, with a minimum guaranteed value of $531 million.

Borouge signed four supply agreements for polyethylene and polypropylene with Bericap, Taghleef Industries, INDEVCO Group and ALPLA, plus a collaboration with Tahzeem Packaging and Rebound for recycled-content shipping sacks, valued at over $100 million (AED 367 million), announced on 28 January 2025.

ADNOC joint venture Borouge signed a memorandum of understanding with Abu Dhabi Medical Devices Company (ADMD) to supply polyolefin materials for medical devices and pharma packaging in Abu Dhabi.

Borouge awarded engineering, procurement and construction contracts for Borouge 4, a $6.2 billion expansion of its Ruwais complex, to Al Asab General Transport and Contracting and to Technip Energies with Target Engineering.

ADNOC and Borealis signed a final investment agreement worth USD 6.2 billion to build Borouge 4, a polyethylene expansion at the Ruwais complex in the UAE. It will produce 1.4 million tons of polyethylene per year, including a 1.5 million ton ethane cracker.

India's Forpack Industries signed an MoU with Sharjah's SAIF Zone to establish its first UAE headquarters by leasing four warehouses in the U2 area. The company plans AED 10 million in capital investment and makes packaging, stretch film and cardboard products.

Shrinath Flexipack agreed to build its first Middle East factory on a greenfield site in KIZAD Polymers Park, Abu Dhabi, with an AED 55 million investment, producing 30,000 tonnes of plastics per year.