EMSTEEL Group Expands Global Reach in Energy Projects with Advanced Steel Production

Abu Dhabi:EMSTEEL Group is enhancing its participation in global energy projects by providing heavy and jumbo structural steel sections for the development of production, processing, and storage facilities, offshore platforms, and industrial infrastructure.

According to Wam, the group supplied over 170,000 tonnes of structural steel products to the energy sector during 2025-2026, aiding the development of 55 major projects across 15 countries, including the GCC region, North America, Europe, South Asia, and Africa. This underscores the UAE's growing industrial sector's role in global energy projects.

EMSTEEL's operations are supported by an integrated industrial base in Abu Dhabi with an annual production capacity of one million tonnes of heavy and jumbo structural sections, contributing to a total steel production capacity of 3.5 million tonnes per year. The group's market reach extends to over 70 countries, allowing it to meet the rigorous engineering demands of major energy and industrial projects.

Key projects supported by EMSTEEL include strategic developments in the UAE and beyond, such as ADNOC projects at the Hail, Ghasha, and Zakum fields, Saudi Aramco projects, and major LNG developments in North America. The company collaborates with leading EPC companies like Bechtel, Fluor, and Kiewit to supply its products.

EMSTEEL is executing an AED 625 million Asset Enhancement Programme to boost operational efficiency and expand its advanced steel product portfolio. This includes upgrades to rolling technologies and production capabilities using TMCP and QST technologies, enhancing the performance of steel products for complex projects.

These strategic investments aim to increase the value of locally manufactured products and fortify the group's ability to meet international project requirements. EMSTEEL's expanding steel exports signify the growing international reach of UAE-manufactured products in energy and industrial development markets.

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