Recycling
Construction starts on a US$50m zinc recycling park at Oman's SOHAR Freezone
Oman Zinc Group has broken ground on a plant that will recover zinc from industrial residues. At full output it will make 100,000 tonnes of refined zinc ingots and 50,000 tonnes of zinc oxide a year for export.
Oman Zinc (FZC) LLC, a subsidiary of Oman Zinc Group, has started building a US$50 million (RO 19.2 million) zinc recycling and processing park at SOHAR Freezone. The plant will recover zinc from zinc-bearing industrial residues on a 100,000 square metre site. At full operation it is designed to produce about 100,000 tonnes of refined zinc ingots and 50,000 tonnes of zinc oxide a year, for export to the Gulf, India, Pakistan and other markets.
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