There are lots of bluechip companies in Qatar. You can visit their website by going throug the following links.

Qatar Fertilizer Company: QAFCO was founded in 1969 as a joint venture between the State of Qatar, Norsk Hydro Norway, Davy Power gas , and Hambros Bank, to produce Ammonia & Urea by utilizing Qatar's abundant gas resources. The company is now owned by Industries Qatar (IQ) as 75% shareholder and Yara International as 25% shareholder.

QAFCO’s inception in 1969 as a joint venture company to produce chemical fertilisers was the first and a significant step in Qatar’s industrial diversification program to utilize its abundant natural gas resources. Since then QAFCO has steered its way successfully, responding adequately to the world market demand for fertiliser and living up to the expectations of its shareholders, IQ and Yara.


Qatar Chemical Company: Qatar Chemical Company (QCHEM) is a joint venture between Qatar Petrolium (QP) and Chevron Phillips Chemical Company.



Dolphin Energy Limited: Dolphin Energy’s Dolphin Gas Project is one of the largest single energy initiatives ever undertaken in the Middle East.

Dolphin gas will be a unique source of clean, new energy for the Southern Gulf. Through its supply of natural gas from Qatar, Dolphin Energy will also bring together three GCC nations – the UAE, Qatar and Oman – in a regional energy network for the very first time.


Qatar Seel Company: On its inauguration, Qatar Steel Company became the first integrated steel plant in the whole Arabian Gulf. Steel production started in 1978. The mill is located in Mesaieed Industrial City, 45 kilometers south of Doha, the capital.

The Plant consists primarily of four units, Direct Reduction, Electric Arc Furnace, Continuous Casting, and Rolling Mill. Other auxiliaries include the Material Receiving/Handling, Main Power Substation, Quality Control Centre, Maintenance Shops, and other facilities as sea/fresh water, compressed air, natural gas and a clinic.

Today, the plant with its offices, occupies an area of 707,000 sq. meters, adjacent is a further area of 375,000 sq. meters reserved for future development and expansion.