Petro Rabigh completes periodic maintenance, resumes operations
This was with the exception of the high olefins fluid catalytic cracker (HOFCC), which requires additional time to complete the comprehensive periodic maintenance and resume operations.
In a statement to Tadawul, the company said that the financial impact of this shutdown will appear in the financial results for Q2 2025. However, the company noted that this financial impact cannot be accurately estimated at this stage, as it is contingent on the completion of HOFCC's maintenance and resumption of operations.
In April, the company announced plans to carry out comprehensive and scheduled periodic maintenance for all operational facilities and production units at the company's complex. It added that the maintenance would last 60 days from April 15, requiring a complete shutdown of these units, Argaam reported.
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