As the nation’s second-largest aromatics producer, Bouali recorded 724,076 tons of production in the four months ending July 21, 2025, compared to 692,977 tons in the same period a year earlier, the company’s public relations office said in a statement. This output equals 122% of the complex’s four-month nameplate capacity and 41.6% of its annual rated capacity of 1.74 million tons.
In July alone, Bouali produced 187,341 tons of products, up 1.9% from 183,780 tons a year earlier. This level, equal to 127% of monthly nameplate capacity, was driven largely by increased output in raffinate and reformate segments, reflecting the company’s orientation toward meeting domestic demand amid the exceptional circumstances caused by the recent 12-day conflict and its aftermath.
The rise in raffinate and reformate production not only secures feedstock for downstream industries but also demonstrates optimal utilization of operational capacities and effective supply chain management. This strategy, particularly under external constraints and global market volatility, ensures sustained production of aromatics and reduces reliance on imports.
Bouali Sina’s performance in the first four months of 2025 highlights stable production lines, precise maintenance and upgrades, and successful leveraging of domestic market opportunities, positioning the company to exceed its annual production and sales targets.