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Overview of Jordan’s Chemicals & Fertilizers Sector
Jordan is a global leader in fertilizer and mineral-based chemicals, powered by unmatched natural resources from the Dead Sea and South Jordan. It is the sole Arab producer of potash, home to the world’s largest bromine plant, and among the top holders of phosphate reserves globally.
The sector benefits from dependable political and economic stability, strong market access, and a proven export-focused logistics backbone. Structured joint-venture models ensure secure feedstock access for foreign investors, while downstream plug-and-play opportunities enable rapid scale-up across fertilizers, performance chemicals, and specialty derivatives.
With growing investments in green ammonia, renewable energy integration, and decarbonized production, Jordan is positioning itself as a low-carbon manufacturing hub for the next generation of fertilizers and chemical products.
Why Jordan – Chemicals & Fertilizers
A global fertilizers powerhouse anchored by world-leading potash and phosphate resources
Sole Arab potash producer and home to the world’s largest bromine plant
Fertilizer exports nearing USD 1bn, serving more than 55 global markets
Dedicated chemicals and fertilizers export terminals in Aqaba
Plug-and-play downstream opportunities across fertilizers and specialty chemicals
Strong renewable energy base supporting low-carbon and green production
High-Potential Investment Opportunities in Chemicals & Fertilizers
Downstream Fertilizer Production Expansion into phosphoric acid, DAP, MAP, NPK fertilizers, and specialty blends anchored by secure phosphate and potash feedstock.
Specialty Potash Derivatives Production of sulphate of potash, potassium nitrate, and premium derivatives serving high-value agricultural and industrial markets.
Bromine and Performance Chemicals High-value flame retardants, drilling fluids, biocides, and advanced chemical applications leveraging the world’s lowest-cost bromine base.
Green Ammonia and Low-Carbon Fertilizers Development of green hydrogen and ammonia projects enabling decarbonized fertilizer production aligned with global climate requirements.
Industrial and Critical Minerals Processing Processing of silica, magnesium, lithium, rare earths, and Dead Sea by-products through innovation-led extraction and R&D partnerships.