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Emirates Biotech Taps Samsung E&A to Build PLA Production Facility

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Emirates Biotech Taps Samsung E&A to Build PLA Production Facility

For its next Polylactic Acid (PLA) production facility in the United Arab Emirates, Emirates Biotech has chosen Samsung E&A as its contractor. The strategic project, formally known as the Falcon PLA Project, will establish Emirates Biotech’s dedication to environmental responsibility and innovation while delivering a state-of-the-art facility that produces a biodegradable and eco-friendly plastic substitute.

With an unrivalled track record of bringing these innovative but complex industrial projects to fruition, SAMSUNG E&A has been selected as the sole partner for this project. In that role, SAMSUNG E&A will oversee all engineering, procurement, and construction work for the Falcon PLA project, ensuring that it progresses smoothly and aligns with the planned schedule and budget.

The pre-EPC contract, covering the initial phase of the collaboration, was signed on 14 April 2025 at Emirates Biotech’s head office in the UAE.

They recently selected Sulzer as the technology provider for its PLA plant and SAMSUNG E&A will ensure the Sulzer technology and proprietary equipment will be integrated flawlessly into the PLA production facility.

The plant, expected to be operational in early 2028, will be located in the KEZAD free zone in Abu Dhabi, a new industrial area with access to state-of-the-art transportation infrastructure including the deep-sea port of Khalifa.

Marc Verbruggen, CEO of Emirates Biotech, said: “Selecting SAMSUNG E&A as our contractor is another significant step toward making our vision a reality. With their extensive expertise in delivering world-class engineering projects, we are confident that this collaboration will ensure the seamless integration of technology into our PLA production facility. The Falcon PLA Project will not only set new benchmarks for scale and efficiency but will also play a key role in providing industries with a viable, sustainable alternative to fossil-based plastics. As we move closer to construction, we are excited to see our plans take shape and contribute to the global shift toward a circular economy.”

Hong Namkoong, President and CEO of SAMSUNG E&A stated: “With our extensive project experience and advanced design technology, we continue to achieve outstanding results in high-value engineering. We are honored that Emirates Biotech has entrusted us with the Falcon PLA Project, and are fully committed to delivering it successfully. SAMSUNG E&A is honoured to expand its customer base and enter a new market. This achievement strengthens its competitive position for future projects with Emirates Biotech, marking its entry into the growing eco-friendly plastics sector.”

They aim to accelerate the transition from fossil-based plastics to renewable, biodegradable alternatives, ensuring industries worldwide have access to high-performance, environmentally responsible solutions.

https://emiratesbiotech.com/

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