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Maire Tecnimont wins construction contract for new UAE ammonia plant
The strategic initiative in Al Ruwais aims to catalyze industrial growth and position Abu Dhabi as a leader in clean energy.
Maire Tecnimont Italy
Maire Tecnimont is an Italian group numbering 50 operating companies in the engineering and main contracting sector. It deals in oil and gas, chemicals and petrochemicals, energy, infrastructure, and civil engineering. It is also active in the renewable energy sector, in the provision of project management, engineering, procurement and construction. Maire Tecnimont manages large turnkey engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) projects in different geographical areas. It operates in over 45 countries on four continents. In November 2007 it was listed on the Milan Stock Exchange. Key figure: Fabrizio Di Amato
Founded: 2004 | Number of employees: 4 538
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