AMMAN —
Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) Board Chairman Mohammad Al-Thneibat said Monday that a set of measures
taken by the company were largely behind a “qualitative leap” in its
production, sales and profits, which exceeded JD600 million by the end of the
third quarter, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
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He spoke in a meeting with members of the General
Trade Union For Workers In Mines and Mining, in the presence of the JPMC CEO
and board members, and the president of the General Federation of Jordanian
Trade Unions.
Thanks to the achievements and results it continued
to make, the company ranked 82 among the largest, most profitable and valuable
companies in the Middle East, as its market value doubled to $4.5 billion,
Thneibat told the meeting.
He said that improving work and performance,
increasing production, controlling spending, moving to manufacturing
industries, and finding new markets and partnerships are top of the company’s
management’s interests and priorities.
Thneibat attributed the achievements to the
cooperation, dedication and team spirit and responsibility of workers in the
field, along with measures, including tight spending, cutting mining costs and
raising production.
He also outlined the company’s contributions in the
southern region within the social responsibility framework, including support
of municipalities, schools and universities, clubs, charities, youth centers,
civil defense, and establishing health centers in Sheydiyeh and the industrial
estate in Aqaba.
JPMC CEO
Abdul Wahab Rawad outlined the company’s
current and future projects, including setting up new factories in cooperation
with partners from Jordan and abroad.
He said the JPMC is carrying out projects and
strategic plans towards more results, through concluding deals with new
partners and investors to increase its market share, and using world-class
methods to improve and diversify production.
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