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Alba and Epsilon Carbon sign non-binding MoU to secure long-term supply of liquid coal tar pitch

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Update time : 2025-11-03 15:55:19

Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba), the world’s largest smelter on one site, and Epsilon Carbon Private Limited (Epsilon Carbon), a leading integrated carbon company based in India, have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore a long-term supply arrangement for liquid coal tar pitch. Formalised during the Gateway Gulf Forum 2025 hosted in the Kingdom of Bahrain, this collaboration marks a significant step towards enhancing Alba’s supply security and operational efficiency, while supporting Epsilon Carbon’s plans to establish a coal tar pitch melting facility in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
 

The MoU establishes a foundation for constructive dialogue between both parties and sets the stage for a comprehensive long-term supply agreement. It also outlines steps for trial shipments, quality control, and mutually agreed commercial terms.

Alba’s CEO, Ali Al Baqali, commented on the collaboration:

“Our collaboration with Epsilon Carbon marks an important milestone in Alba’s journey to reinforce supply chain reliability and maintain the highest standards of quality. This partnership not only secures a key input for our operations but also supports the growth of Bahrain’s industrial sector. We are confident that this alliance will deliver lasting value for both organisations.”

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