These companies are expanding capacity and strengthening their product portfolios to prepare for India’s evolving fertiliser demand.
India’s fertiliser subsidy spending has neared Rs 1 lakh crore in FY27 as global prices and LNG costs remain elevated.…
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Subsidy outgo likely to be higher than Rs 2.17 lakh crore in FY26.
RCF plans to raise up to Rs 1,500 crore via a fresh equity issue, read the key details.
FY27 fertiliser subsidy likely to drop to Rs 2.5 lakh crore from Rs 3.4 lakh crore due to falling global…
Let’s take a look at the future prospects of fertilizer stocks and where they are headed.
India has sufficient fertiliser stocks for kharif, while lower global urea prices may prompt a reassessment of subsidy requirements.
Despite rising global commodity prices increasing subsidy bills and fiscal pressures, the Indian government maintains strong fiscal control and growth…
RBI projected India’s GDP growth at 6.9% and inflation at 4.6% for FY27, citing resilient domestic fundamentals despite risks from…
India’s fertiliser availability for the kharif season remains comfortable despite global supply disruptions, while rising import costs could push the…
India secured 37 lakh tonnes of imported urea and maintained domestic output levels to ensure robust fertiliser supply ahead of…
India’s fertiliser subsidy may exceed budget estimates by Rs 35,000 crore in FY27 due to rising global urea prices and…
West Asia conflict disruptions may keep fuel and fertiliser prices elevated, with global supply recovery likely to take time due…
India’s green ammonia push is set to save $2.5 billion over a decade, reducing fertiliser import dependence and boosting energy…
Sourcing diversification ramps up; urea plants operate at 80% capacity.
Fertiliser shortages from Hormuz disruption are now spilling into food markets, raising risks of higher grain prices and global inflation.
A new Crisil Ratings report warns that India’s fertilizer production could fall by 10–15% due to West Asia supply disruptions…