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Key Figures
Hazardous waste capacity
Radioactive waste capacity
Treatment plants in Abu Dhabi
NORM treatment facility of its kind worldwide
Built for Waste the rest of the region cannot treat
We proudly operate two state-of-the-art industrial waste treatment plants with a combined capacity of nearly 70,000 tonnes of hazardous waste treated annually.
Magma stands at the forefront of groundbreaking achievements, marking a historic milestone with the first-of-its-kind full privatization of ADNOC and the establishment of the world's pioneering NORM treatment facility. In a remarkable move for the Middle East, we have executed acquisitions with project finance, extending beyond AOT models for operational assets.
At Magma, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of sustainable waste management, providing cutting-edge solutions for hazardous materials while upholding the highest standards of environmental responsibility and safety.
Why operators choose Magma
A closed-loop liability platform, not a disposal contractor.
One-stop-shop
The UAE's only integrated hazardous and NORM facility, under a single operator.
Largest capacity
The largest hazardous waste treatment capability in the country.
Compliance backed
Operated to EAD and FANR requirements with Veolia's technical governance.
Strategic infrastructure
Local assets serving the region's petrochemical and energy sector.
A Joint Venture
VEOLIA
Aims to become the benchmark company for ecological transformation. Present on five continents with nearly 218,000 employees, designing solutions for water, waste and energy management.
TADWEER
Part of L'IMAD Holding and sole custodian of waste management in Abu Dhabi, working towards diverting 80% of the Emirate's waste away from landfill by 2030.
VISION INVEST
A leading Saudi Arabian development and investment holding company at the forefront of public and private sector partnerships across the GCC and beyond.