Farabi Petrochemicals
Mohd Shukran Ismail has a strong background in finance and has held several executive positions throughout their career. Mohd Shukran began their career at PETRONAS as a Manager in Corporate Finance for their Petrochemical Business. Mohd Shukran then joined Qatar Petroleum as an Analyst before moving on to E&P O&M Services Sdn Bhd (EPOMS). At EPOMS, they initially served as the Chief Financial Officer and later took on the role of Head of Corporate Services while still overseeing finance. During their time at EPOMS, Mohd Shukran Ismail achieved several accomplishments, including implementing new accounting systems, negotiating office space for company expansion, and participating in the design of commercial models for various projects. Currently, they are the Chief Financial Officer at Farabi Petrochemicals, where they are responsible for strategic planning, organizational growth, and leading transformation initiatives.
Mohd Shukran Ismail has a strong educational background in accounting and business/management. Mohd Shukran obtained a Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) degree from the International Islamic University Malaysia between 1991 and 1995. Following this, they pursued further studies at the same institution and successfully completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a specialization in Finance, General from 2002 to 2004. Additionally, they expanded their knowledge and skills in the field by obtaining a Chartered Management Accountant certification from CIMA between 2004 and 2005.
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Farabi Petrochemicals
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Farabi Petrochemicals Company is the largest producer of Liner Alkyl Benzene (LAB) in Middle East. Farabi started operations with its 1st integrated Normal Paraffin (NP) and Linear Alkyl Benzene (LAB) complex in 2006 at Jubail, Saudi Arabia. Farabi’s 2nd NP and LAB complex in Yanbu and its Downstream derivatives complex in Jubail are under construction and will be commissioned by mid of this year. This capacity expansion will propel Farabi to become one of the largest producers of NP and LAB in the world. Farabi portfolio will grow substantially to 1 MTPA of various products categories and grades once commissioning of new facilities completed. Farabi Jubail complex will produce industrial surfactants and additive products for heavy fuel treatment, lubes, heat transfer fluids, mining and oil field applications for the first time in Saudi Arabia. As a strong market focused organization with its own direct marketing and logistics capability, Farabi is planning to market the products in its existing and new markets through its established and growing customer segments.