OMEX HISTORY

With the purchase of a small building and a few old WW11 out buildings on Bardney Airfield Lincolnshire. The company introduced suspension fertilisers in the UK.

as demand grew and to facilitate our fertiliser application services in Lincolnshire and East Anglia, a site on the docks was purchased. The property had substantial liquid storage tanks.

Originally named OMNIA, the company was rebranded in 1985 to OMEX Agriculture.

Operations continued to expand throughout the UK.

13 years into the journey shareholders of OMEX Agriculture received their first dividend as the companies success continued to grow.

The first of what was to be many, 100,000 tonnes of fertilisers, was delivered to farmers across the UK.

A ground-breaking technology that enables growers to see the full nutritional status of the plant, for accurate crop recommendations.

OMEX diversified into wastewater treatment and optimising renewable energy technologies.

Systems have advanced significantly since the introduction of IBM 305, at the time it was the start of a whole new technological era for OMEX.

Exporting concentrated crop nutrient formulations to now over 85 nations worldwide.

OMEX Agrifluids become established, starting originally in the UK the company now operates across the globe in over 85 countries, supplying the globe with crop nutrition.

The introduction of non-corrosive de-icing products for various applications but primarily for airports.

OMEX Agrifluids Inc. started with production in Fresno and is now growing throughout the USA.

With a production site in Winnipeg, Manitoba. OMEX markets its speciality fertilizers including seed dressings, foliar feeds, plant health promoters.

OMEX Environmental branched into the AdBlue market supplying their range to help reduce emissions.

The team was growing, now with 100 staff in the UK, dedicated to providing customers with environmental and crop solutions.

The new home to the UK base of OMEX Agrifluids was purchased.

With a growing market for specialities nationwide.

A strategic import site was purchased in Ipswich, to help achieve quick delivery of quality product across UK.

Thanks to hard work, dedication, and high-quality products from the OMEX Agrifluids team.

Continued demand for OMEX products continued to grow, calling for the establishment of OMEX Mexico, specialising in a range of crops including agave.

To support Scottish farming, the latest OMEX facility providing liquid nitrogen to farmers was opened. Located in the port of Dundee, the site provides the farming community with quality liquid fertiliser in a timely manner.