About Us

Proman GPO (Gas y Petroquímica de Occidente) is part of the Proman family of companies, one of the world’s leading producers of methanol and ammonia.

3000

jobs created
during construction

US$1.8+

billion
in total investment

85%

of contracted suppliers
are based in Sinaloa

Proman’s global footprint

Proman is a global leader in methanol, fertilizer and other natural gas derived products. Headquartered in Switzerland, with assets in the United States, Trinidad and Oman, and ongoing expansion into Mexico and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Proman is the largest aggregated methanol and ammonia producer in the world and has extensive experience in petrochemical plant operations, petrochemical and power plant construction, product marketing and logistics, and project management. Proman is committed to developing low-carbon and green methanol and ammonia as cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels, offering a pathway to drastically cutting emissions in a range of sectors including transport, power and industry.

Across its operations, Proman applies the same commitment to safety, reliability, and sustainability that underpins Proman GPO. With over 40 years of global experience, Proman provides GPO with proven engineering, construction, and operational expertise, ensuring that the Topolobampo plant meets world-class standards in efficiency and environmental care. The facility is being built with automated safety controls, energy-efficient processes, and low-emission technology to ensure minimal environmental impact.

Proman GPO is backed by Proman, a top ten global nitrogen fertilizer producer with three ammonia plants and 1.9 million tonnes of annual capacity. This experience strengthens our work to support Mexico’s farmers and fertilizer supply.

Strong partnerships in Mexico

Proman Mexico collaborates with CFE, CFEnergía and PEMEX to ensure reliable access to natural gas and essential industrial infrastructure. These partnerships strengthen Mexico’s petrochemical value chain and demonstrate how collaboration between the public and private sectors can deliver long-term sustainable benefits for the country. We work closely with local suppliers and contractors, developing capabilities, transferring knowledge and creating opportunities that support regional development.

Non-Technical Summary – Ammonia Plant Project
Topolobampo, Mexico

The 2,200 tonnes-per-day (TPD) ammonia plant project in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, is a large-scale facility designed to produce and supply ammonia to regional and international markets via road and maritime transport.

The project includes an integrated production plant, supported by pipelines, water systems, a natural gas metering station, dedicated loading facilities, a training centre, and site access infrastructure. It is also supported by third-party assets, including a PEMEX-operated jetty and a CFE gas pipeline.

Design enhancements, currently under development, are focused on improving safety, efficiency and environmental performance, with optimisation of pipelines, electrical systems, water treatment and storage facilities.