Romson Commissions Chemical Blending Plant In Ogun

Romson Oil Field Services, a member of TGI Group, has of­ficially commissioned its state-of-the-art Chemical Blending Plant in Ogun State.

The facility is set to revolu­tionise the local production of oil and gas chemicals, biocides, and other industrial solutions, strengthening Nigeria’s self-re­liance in critical sectors.

Dr Remi Oni, Group Execu­tive Director, TGI Group, who delivered the keynote speech, emphasised the importance of this investment in Nigeria’s industrial landscape.

“This facility showcases a significant step in reducing our dependence on imported chem­ical products. By blending these chemicals locally, we enhance supply chain efficiency, create jobs, and foster technology transfer.

“More importantly, this project aligns with our com­mitment to sustainability, safety, and quality standards,” he said.

Devadasan Karayi, Manag­ing Director, Romson Oil Field Services, in his address further emphasised the company’s sustainability efforts, stating that, “Sustainability is at the heart of our operations. We are focused on reducing costs, improving efficiency, and min­imising environmental impact. Our goal is to create a business model that not only benefits our company but also contributes to the broader economy.”

He also pointed out the company’s commitment to off-stream technology sources and financial innovation, ensuring ROMSON remains competitive in the global market.

Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content De­velopment and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), who was represented by Engr. Abdul­malik Halilu, Director of Monitoring and Evaluation, commended Romson Oil Field Services for its strategic ex­pansion.

“The establishment of this plant supports our vision of increasing local capacity in the oil and gas sector. The quality management systems ensure that products meet internation­al standards, positioning Nige­ria as a key player in chemical production,” he said.

He further praised the com­pany’s commitment to innova­tion and research, stating that, “By integrating research into your business model, you are reinforcing sustainability as a core principle. We expect to see more local chemical man­ufacturing that meets global standards, reducing import dependency and boosting in­dustrial growth.”