Perdaman Urea Plant and Supporting Infrastructure Case Study
The Perdaman Urea Project is supporting the development of domestic manufacturing capability in northern Australia while helping strengthen fertiliser supply for Australian agriculture. Backed by essential enabling infrastructure, the project demonstrates how coordinated investment can support regional economic growth, jobs and long-term industry development.
Australia currently relies heavily on imported urea, a key ingredient used in fertiliser production. Located near Karratha in Western Australia, the Perdaman Urea Project is expected to become Australia's largest urea manufacturing facility, supporting greater supply chain resilience while creating employment and procurement opportunities across the Pilbara. This case study explores how a combination of project financing and supporting infrastructure investments are helping unlock one of Australia's largest downstream processing developments, delivering benefits for industry, regional communities and the broader economy.
