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Alexandria
Carbon Black Company SAE, an Indo-Egyptian joint
venture of the Aditya Birla Group, is the only producer
of carbon black in the Middle East and North African
region.
Established
in 1994 with an initial capacity of 20,000 tpa,
the company has since grown to 285,000 tpa capacity,
making it the world's largest carbon black plant
at a single location and the fastest-growing carbon
black company in the world. ACB also has the distinction
of operating the largest production line in the
carbon black industry globally.
The
company produces various grades of carbon black
used mainly in the tyre and rubber industry. About
80 per cent of the world's carbon black production
is utilised by the tyre industry. It is also used
in the manufacture of inks, dyes, paints, cables
and plastics.
The
company, after meeting the complete domestic requirement,
exports 95 per cent of its products to over 30
countries across the globe including the USA,
UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, among others.
The company has established decanting stations
in UK, Belgium and Spain to service the European
customers on JIT basis and provide customer service
comparable to the local manufacturers.
In
line with the high quality standards maintained
across the Group, Alexandria Carbon Black has
led the way among industries in Egypt, Middle
East and North Africa. The company is accredited
with ISO-TS 16949, QS-9000 Quality certification,
ISO 14001 Environment certification, OHSAS 18001
for Occupational Health and Safety Standards,
SA 8000 accreditation for Social Accountability
and the TPM Excellence Award and the Special Award
for TPM Achievement from JIPM, Japan.
The
company has been a recipient of the International
Safety Award by the British Safety Council for
nine successive years and was ranked among the
world's five best environment friendly companies
by the International Finance Corporation, from
among the companies financed by the IFC. The company
has the unique distinction of having its methodology
under the Clean Development Mechanism approved
by the United Nations Framework Convention on
Climate Change.

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