Companies in Beer Sheva

Rotem Amfert Negev is a phosphate business that starts at the rock. Part of ICL Group, it mines phosphate in the Negev near Beer Sheva and processes it into fertilizer and industrial products at the source — which is why traceability here is unusually straightforward for a commodity chemical. The output covers the main phosphate fertilizer grades — mono-ammonium phosphate (MAP), di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and triple superphosphate (TSP) — alongside phosphoric acid, industrial phosphates, and animal feed phosphates. The range bridges agriculture and industrial use, with technical-grade phosphates feeding food, feed and industrial applications. All of it is produced from company-mined rock rather than bought-in feedstock. Mining and chemical processing are integrated at Negev sites including Oron and Zin, and the business leans on ICL Group's global logistics and distribution for reach beyond Israel. Its customers are fertilizer blenders and distributors, feed producers and industrial phosphate users. For a quote, specify the product (MAP/DAP/TSP/phosphoric acid), the nutrient grade and the packaging. Technical and food/feed-grade products require the relevant certificates, so it is worth naming those requirements early.

ICL Industrial Products — formerly Dead Sea Bromine — controls the bromine chain from the brine up. As the specialty chemicals arm of ICL Group, it is one of the world's largest integrated bromine producers, and integration is the point: extraction from Dead Sea brine flows directly into downstream specialty synthesis, so the company is not dependent on external bromine supply. Its range covers elemental bromine, brominated flame retardants, clear brine drilling fluids, mercury emission control chemicals, industrial bromides and agrochemical bromine intermediates. That spread takes it into electronics, construction, oil and gas, water treatment, agriculture and pharmaceuticals — markets that look unrelated until you follow them back to the same raw material. ICL-IP is headquartered in Beer Sheva, with major production at the Dead Sea and the Ramat Hovav industrial zones, and it draws on ICL Group's global distribution. Its buyers are compounders and OEMs specifying flame retardants, oilfield service companies needing clear brine fluids, water utilities, and industrial chemical consumers. Since the products are technical and often regulated, an enquiry works best when it names the product, grade, application standard — a flame-retardant class or brine density, for example — and volume. Bromine-based products are quoted per specification with full documentation.