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Gulf Navigation, listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), announced that its subsidiary, Brooge Petroleum and Gas Investment Company (BPGIC), has signed an agreement with PEG to prepare the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) for a naphtha upgrading project aimed at producing Euro 5–grade gasoline in the Emirate of Fujairah.
The first phase, with
an estimated capacity of 15,000 barrels per day, represents the launch of a
specialised refining facility that leverages advanced technologies to enhance
naphtha processing efficiency and produce high-quality Euro 5 gasoline aligned
with growing regional and international demand.
Saif Al-Hazaymeh, CEO
of Borouge Petroleum and Gas Investments Company (BPGIC), said: “This agreement
represents a pivotal step in supporting BPGIC’s transition into a new phase of
growth through entering specialised refining. It strengthens our business model
and expands our presence across the hydrocarbon value chain.
He added: "The
project also reinforces the UAE’s rising role as a regional leader in the
energy sector and reflects our commitment to developing high-efficiency,
high-quality refining assets. The new gasoline refinery in Fujairah will be a
significant addition to the national energy landscape.”
BPGIC, a subsidiary of
Gulf Navigation listed on the Dubai Financial Market, confirmed that the
refinery in Fujairah will support the UAE’s strategy to expand its petroleum
industries and enhance in-country value, while also creating development
opportunities for national talent in refining, operations, and maintenance.
The company emphasised
that one of its core objectives is to deliver long-term value to shareholders
while providing clients with the best energy-infrastructure solutions through
practical projects designed to meet rising market demand and ensure operational
reliability and efficiency.

