AMIBLU TURKEY PIPE INDUSTRY AND TRADE INC.

“Amiblu was established through a partnership between Hobas (Austria) and Amiantit (Saudi Arabia), two of the most established companies in the GRP (glass fiber reinforced plastic) pipe sector. We aim to provide solutions to global water, sewerage, and energy problems by designing and supplying high-quality GRP pipes and fittings. With over 1500 employees and 20 production facilities worldwide, Amiblu offers comprehensive GRP system solutions for various applications such as wastewater, rainwater, drinking water, irrigation, hydroelectric power, and industrial use, utilizing advanced technologies such as Flowtite Continuous Filament Winding, Hobas Centrifugal Casting Technologies, and Non-circular Filament Winding.’.
Amiblu aims to solve the global water crisis by using modern and smart infrastructures. We design our products to serve future generations by offering innovative, environmentally friendly solutions that meet the highest quality standards. Our vision is to create a safe and climate-resilient water infrastructure for everyone worldwide and to raise awareness among people about the value of water.
In line with our mission, we focus on reliability, sustainability, and innovation. We support our clients as engineering partners at every stage of their projects; we stand by our clients from project inception to completion. We offer high-performance solutions with the lowest possible carbon footprint, long lifespan, and global accessibility. Using advanced technology and creative approaches, we aim to transform water-related challenges into opportunities for progress and ensure a sustainable future.
As part of our strong global structure, Amiblu has decided to make a new investment in Türkiye. This will allow us to offer faster and more effective solutions closer to the demands of the region. In this context, we are pleased to announce that we will be making a new greenfield investment in Türkiye. The first pipes are planned to be produced and supplied from our new facility in the second half of 2025.”