The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has awarded AED54BN ($14.7BN) in contracts to UAE suppliers based on the second half of 2025, underscoring their position as a major driver of economic and industrial development.
This announcement came during the ninth edition of the Business Partnership Forum, held at Stelines of Adipec 2025, where Adnoc explained the new procurement opportunities in 2026-2027 under the theme “from Outlook.”
The contracts cover strategic, drilling, maintenance, reclamation, digital solutions, and major projects across the adnoc group, improve local market competitiveness, and drive sustainable economic growth across the UAE.
$24.5bn in local manufacturing revenue by 2030
Adnoc plans to produce AED90BN ($24.5bn) worth of products in the procurement pipeline by 2030 as part of its In-Cound Value (ICV) programme.
As of 2018, the ICV program has driven AED242BN ($65.9bn) back into the UAE economy and enabled the employment of 18,500 Emiratis in the private sector. Adnoc aims to transform an additional AED200BN ($54.5bn) into the country’s economy over the next five years.
Omar Abdulla Alnuiami, acting director, In-Country Value Directorate at Adnoc, said: “Adnoc is accelerating the UAE’s industrial growth and economic diversification and giving our partners the most valuable visibility into our procurement pipeline.
“We want to leverage our sourcing opportunities to grow the local economy, strengthen our supply chain and ensure that products that are imported are now manufactured in the UAE.
“The agreements and procurement agreements that we have given you this year are proof of this effort and we invite local and international companies to renew our long-term value system to create long-term creation.”
Technical agreements
In cooperation with the forum, Adnoc framework agreements signed AED2.6BN ($ 708.5m) Distribution of process control of EMERY CORDS, Yokogawa Middle East and Africa, Schneger East Limited, and Hovelly Electric, and Juwe.
The agreements cover the production of integrated control and security systems, emergency shutdown systems, automation, control and monitoring systems, and fire and gas systems in the UAE.
This long-term partnership will support adnoc’s digitization drive, improve operational reliability, develop local expertise, and develop Emirati talent in the industrial sector.
12 New 12 new Production Centers
Adnoc also announced 12 local production facilities and final investment decisions (fids) by UAE-based and international companies during Adipec 2025.
The projects, enabled by Adnoc’s ICV program, will strengthen the UAE’s industrial base in key areas including Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaima, and Sharjah, increasing the competitiveness and integration of the Shar.
This year’s business cooperation forum brought together government officials, UAE-based and international suppliers, and technology companies to discuss opportunities in the UAE’s environmental and energy industries.
Adnoc introduced improved supplier systems and policy reforms to improve transparency and facilitate the involvement of private sector partners and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
The moves reflect Adnoc’s continued role as a Key Entity for the UAE economy and a trusted business partner in the realization of the long-term industrial strategy.
