ADNOC, a leading energy and petrochemicals group in Abu Dhabi, is strategically expanding its chemicals portfolio to meet the increasing demand for lower-carbon petrochemicals, ammonia, and hydrogen globally. The company has recently secured a deal to acquire a 35% stake in ExxonMobil's proposed low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production facility in Texas, marking a significant step in its growth strategy. Moreover, ADNOC is in the final stages of acquiring OCI's majority stake in Fertiglobe, a move that aligns with its vision to establish a global platform for sustainable blue ammonia. The company's subsidiary, Borouge, is progressing with the development of Borouge 4, a substantial expansion project that will enhance its polyolefin production capacity significantly. Additionally, through strategic partnerships and international mergers, ADNOC is reinforcing its position in the chemicals industry and driving sustainable growth. Projects like TA'ZIZ in Abu Dhabi are pivotal in advancing ADNOC's low-carbon agenda by producing new chemical products locally. Overall, ADNOC's proactive approach towards sustainable growth and innovation in the chemical sector showcases its commitment to driving positive change in the industry.