»• In 2010, CMI started Drilling and Blasting Operation at El-Hasa Phosphate Mines with a capacity of 3.6 Million BCM (about 9 Million Tons) of overburden per year to be excavated by two electric walking dragline.
2008
»• In 2008, the company has signed a contract to execute a drilling and blasting operation for Jordan Phosphate Mines Company at Shidiya Mines with a production capacity about 15 Million Bank Cubic Meters (about 37 Million Tons) per year to be excavated by four electric walking draglines.
»• In 2008, the company has signed a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with the second biggest explosives manufacturer in India and with Precision Blasting Services of USA for cooperation in the fields of drilling and blasting and consultation in mining operation as well as supply of some types of explosives and initiation materials.
2006
»• In 2006, (GFZ) again asked (CMI) to execute drilling and blasting operations for their International project in the Dead Sea region and in some areas in the middle part of Jordan, called (Geo Desire). The project completed successfully on time.
2005
»• In 2005, CMI executed for Natural Resources Authority's research experiments, two big blasts (using 20 and 40 tons of explosives) in 12.5, 17.5 and 22 inches diameter blast holes, in South and north east of Jordan. The experiments were done to generate seismic waves. The measured seismic intensity in some areas was about 3.2 on Richter scale.
2004
»• In 2004 CMI executed successfully a project with Al Balqa' Applied University of Jordan and U.S. Geological Survey
(USGS) of the United States Department of the Interior. This project includes drilling and blasting operations of deep and 17.5
Inches diameters boreholes executed by CMI. The project called (Integrated Geophysical Study of the Dead Sea Rift) in southern part of Jordan, using CMI seismic explosives. This project was also completed successfully on scheduled time.
2000
»• In 2000 the company manufactured and supplied seismic explosives to GeoForschungs Zentrum Postsdam (GFZ) of Germany and in cooperation with NRA of Jordan. The seismic explosives were used for Geophysics and Geological studies in Jordan for the Dead Sea and the surrounding tectonics and rock formations. The project was executed by CMI staff which consist of drilling and blasting shallow and deep boreholes as well as supply of explosives to generate seismic waves. This project called (Desert 2000) and completed successfully on scheduled time.
1998
»• In 1998, the company started its engine coolants production based on Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG). This product is marketed locally.
1997
» • In 1997, the company started its production of Dry Mix Fertilizers for local consumption and for export.
1995
» • In 1995, the company started its first commercial production of explosives (Nitro Glycerin free) and sell its products to the major explosives consumers in Jordan such as: Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC), Jordan Cement Factories, White Cement Factory, General Mining Company, Natural Resources Authority (NRA) and Lime Stone Quarries etc. CMI explosives products were also exported to Syria, Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
» • The company's activities are in the fields of manufacturing Commercial Explosives, Dry Mix Fertilizers and Engine Coolants as well as Mining, Drilling & Blasting Operation and consultation in mining and mineral processing within Jordan and the neighboring countries.
1993
» • The company was established and given the registration number 3307 Dated September 14, 1993, by the Controller of Companies of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in Jordan, with a paid capital of 2 million Jordan Dinar.
1989
» • Chemical and Mining Industries Company (CMI) is a Jordanian Limited Liability Company, established in accordance with the Jordan Companies Law of the year 1989.
