Dow in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)• Dow enters the Saudi market in 1976 through a distribution
partnership with E.A Juffali & Brothers.

• Dow Saudi Arabia was established in 2007 and represents Dow’s
first wholly owned entity in the Kingdom.
• The Dow Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant in Jubail commenced
operations in 2015.
• In June 2016, Dow became the first foreign entity to receive a
trading license from the government of Saudi Arabia, allowing
100% ownership in the country’s trading sector.
• Following the DOW DuPont merger and spinoff in 2017, DOWexited two JVs with Juffali, alongside a RO plant. These sites
remain operational under new ownership, meeting the kingdom'sdemand.
• R&D at the Dow Middle East Innovation Center “MEIC” at KAUST—with a dedicated building opened in 2018 that received LEEDGold certification in 2022—focuses on energy efficiency andsustainability across industries such as oil and gas, water, coatings,construction, and manufacturing processes.
• Sadara—Dow’s joint venture with Saudi Aramco—represents oneof the largest foreign investments in KSA’s petrochemical sector.
• From 2017 to 2023, Dow Saudi Arabia has received certifications
as one of the ‘best places to work’.

Our presence in the Kingdom is characterized by landmark
partnerships and a commitment to positively impact the local andregional economic landscape while contributing to the Saudi
government’s Vision 2030. This includes helping to transformthe country into a key player in the global petrochemicals
industry and a knowledge-based economy.

Our Presence• Sadara Chemical Company: In 2011, Dow entered into a
joint venture with Saudi Aramco to build a world-scale integrated
chemicals complex in Jubail. Sadara achieved commercial
operation as of September 2017. It comprises 26 manufacturing
units, several of which constituted “mega projects” in themselves.
The joint venture complex is one of the world’s largest integrated
chemical facilities and the largest ever built in a single phase.
Sadara is contributing significantly to Saudi Arabia’s industrial
diversification, and its product portfolio is adding value chains to
the Kingdom’s vast natural resources. Sadara has a production
capacity of over 3 million metric tons per year.

The Sadara Mixed Feed Cracker (MFC) is the only one of its kindin Saudi Arabia, cracking both ethane gas and naphtha liquid
simultaneously. It enables Sadara to produce a range of high value
plastic and intermediate chemical products.

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• Saudi Acrylic Monomer Company “SAMCo’’: In 2009, Dow
assumed a joint venture stake in SAMCo with Tasnee Sahara
Olefins Company. Located in Jubail, the project achieved
commercial operation as of 2014 and was the first acrylic
monomer facility in the region. The facility manufactures Acylic
based monomers for downstream products for local and regional
industries. SAMCO has a production capacity of over 250 million
metric tons per year.

• Al-Hejailan JVs & Dow Investment:• In 2020, Dow and Al-Hejailan Group announced a joint Project
to build and operate a 70 kt polyacrylic acid and emulsion
polymers plant in Saudi Arabia for the growing coatings,construction, and diverse water treatment applications. The
site will host a swing reactor with optimized capabilities. Train
1 is currently fully operational, while Train 2 is expected to beready by early 2025.
• The two companies signed MOU for an additional JV in 2022
for a methyl diethanolamine (MDEA) plant to localize thechemistries to serve the growing natural gas production. Dowalso plans to build a wholly owned facility sourcing MDEA fromthe JV to produce UCARSOL, a leading brand for thepurification of natural gas and LNG production.

• King Abdullah University of Science and Technology“KAUST”: Dow is a founding member of the KAUST IndustrialCollaboration Program, which helps commercialize research into
practical applications. Dow supports the University’s vision to drive
economic development by investing in R&D with strategic relevanceto the Saudi industries. The Dow Middle East Innovation Center“MEIC’’ is located at KAUST and is develops innovative, sciencebased solutions for modern-day challenges in the energy efficiency,water, and infrastructure industries. Also, within the MEIC, is theDigital Marketplace Center “DMC’’, which innovates digital solutions
to support regional growth while enhancing the customer experience.

A Community Partner
Dow actively supports the social and economic aspirations ofcommunities where it operates. Dow enables success bypartnering with local organizations and NGOs to address key
needs and help make a positive difference in the community.
Such activities support education, training and development,entrepreneurship, and sustainability.

In July 2023, Dow donated +100 used laptops and +200
equipments to Ertiqa, a nonprofit that collects, refurbishes anddistributes used computers to educational and social institutes inneed. This supports Dow's education and recycling goals andhelps Ertiqa to reduce 5M kg of carbon emissions in 2023.