Perdaman Makes History Once Again with Landmark Refinery Project in Western Australia
Karratha, Western Australia | 28th July – Perdaman is proud to announce plans for a Made in WA Fuel Refinery,
Perdaman is a story of vision, integrity, and unwavering commitment to innovation. From its humble beginnings rooted in the values of Perdaman Krishan Rambal, to its transformation into a global enterprise under the leadership of Vikas Rambal, the company embodies the ideals of creating meaningful change and building a sustainable future.
At Perdaman, we believe in creating a positive, lasting impact. We seek to lead with integrity, innovate relentlessly, and commit to sustainability in all that we do. As a global organisation with diverse operations, we are united in our aim to build a better future by transforming industries and improving lives. This philosophy drives us in our pursuit of excellence and guides our decisions and actions every day.
The Perdaman Board brings together industry leaders with expertise in energy, manufacturing, finance, and global trade. Their strategic vision and commitment to growth, innovation, and sustainability drive Perdaman’s success, ensuring long-term impact, economic development, and value for communities and industries worldwide.
Chairman, Perdaman
Perdaman’s Founding Chairman and Managing Director Vikas Rambal has more than 30 years’ experience in business and a proven track record in delivering world-class businesses. Born in Delhi, India, Mr Rambal qualified as a chemical engineer specialising in petrochemicals, spending his formative years at Bharat Petroleum (formerly Shell).
In 2000, Mr Rambal moved to Western Australia with plans to use natural gas for downstream industry, including the manufacture of Ammonia for the International Fertiliser market. Mr. Rambal was the driving force of the project (Burrup Fertiliser, now known as Yara Fertiliser) from instigation to completion as Managing Director and a former shareholder. After Burrup’s successful commissioning, he established Perdaman Chemicals & Fertilisers, formerly known as Northwest Chemical and Fertilisers, with the intention of developing the second world-scale fertiliser plant in Western Australia.
After realising the better and more promising prospects of urea fertiliser, particularly in Karratha, Western Australia; Mr Rambal began establishing his new Project Ceres Urea and Ammonia Plant. By 2017, Mr Rambal obtained the status of Major Project from the Federal Government and Project of State Significance from the Western Australian Government for Project Ceres Urea Plant.
As Perdaman’s chairman, Mr Rambal’s fundamental vision has always been creating a better tomorrow by delivering excellence, fostering innovation, and championing sustainability.
Director, Perdaman
Maegha Rambal champions a heart-to-heart leadership style in her role as Director of Perdaman. She has extensive experience across the government and property industries, and holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Mathematics. After moving to Australia from India in 2000, Maegha and her husband Vikas sold their share of a joint venture named Burrup Fertilisers and used that money to start their own company – Perdaman. Maegha is passionate about creating a better tomorrow through her family’s endeavors, from processing visas to installing solar panels, from translating a passport to building a multi-million-dollar fertiliser plant.
Each Perdaman business entity is led by highly experienced professionals with deep expertise in their respective industries. With backgrounds in engineering, energy, manufacturing, finance, and global trade, they bring the knowledge and strategic insight needed to drive Perdaman’s grand vision.