Dubai: Immensa When ADNOC Offshore needed replacement parts for a critical fire safety pump, Dubai- based advanced manufacturing company Immensa helped cut delivery times from 26 weeks to just six, saving approximately AED1.47 million ($400,000) in the process. The project involved a 14-stage submersible fire jockey pump, an essential part of offshore safety systems. With support from the original equipment manufacturer no longer available, Immensa engineered and manufactured 28 critical spare parts locally. “Beyond the savings, this project demonstrates something far more significant: the UAE now has the capability to engineer, qualify and manufacture complex, safety-critical spare parts that previously depended on overseas supply chains,” says Fahmi AlShawwa, CEO at Immensa. The company’s discussions with ADNOC began in 2020, before it formally joined the ICV program in 2022. Immensa has manufactured more than 950 critical spare parts for ADNOC, localizing some AED36.7 million ($10 million) in manufacturing value. Between 2023 and 2025, the company invested approximately AED15.6 million ($4.25 million) in UAE industrial capabilities and developed a network of more than 15 local suppliers and manufacturers. For ADNOC Gas, Immensa has digitized more than 5,500 critical spare parts, laying the groundwork for local, on-demand manufacturing. This program is projected to generate approximately AED183.6 million ($50 million) in savings by 2028. Across its wider operations, Immensa has assessed more than four million spare parts and digitized over 16,000. Its UAE manufacturing capabilities now also serve international markets, including the US.