Jana, Company

JANA - Jubail Chemical Industries Company situated in the Industrial City of Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and produces a range of Epoxy Resins - Liquid, Solution and Solid forms for a variety of applications. From a modest beginning in 1999, JANA today has the capability of producing over 60,000 Metric Tons of Epoxy resin per year. These are produced under the license of Huntsman Advanced Materials, USA (originally obtained from Ciba-Geigy, Switzerland ). JANA is the only producer of Epoxy resins in the Middle East and Africa. JANA enjoys leadership position in these markets which has been possible thanks to all the customers. Jana is currently the market leader in these markets. JANA markets their epoxy resins under two brand names - Araldite® and Razeen®. The Araldite® brand is over 50 years old and very well known the world over. It is used under the license of Huntsman. JANA also has developed their own brand name, Razeen® under which they sell epoxy resins. Razeen® was introduced and launched in the year 2004 which has found acceptability by most of the customers. Currently, under the Razeen® brand name, all the products manufactured are look-alike matching products to the Araldite® branded products licensed and sold by JANA. Jana produces and markets quality epoxy resins to exacting standards relied upon by many of todays leaders in the coatings, resin, composite and civil construction industries on a global basis. Determination to become a market leader globally transformed what began as a vision one decade ago into one of the most modern epoxy producers in the world. JANA has been ever-changing, adapting and evolving. By June of 2012, JANA will add another 60,000 metric tons capacity to its existing plant that will grow to 120,000 metric tons eventually rising to 240,000 by 2017. JANA is now realizing the vision of its promoters to backward integrate its operations and are forging ahead with a new plant for the increasing the manufacture of Epichlorohydrin, a key raw material for making epoxy resins. An additional 90,000 tonnes of capacity is already planned.