Rohit Agarwal

Rohit Agarwal is a senior research analyst covering fertilizer sector in India & global. He specializes in tracking project developments, tenders, and supply chain trends across the fertilizer industry. His work focuses on delivering data-driven insights and timely updates for industry professionals and stakeholders.

Kazakhstan Coal to Chemicals

Kazakhstan Plans Coal-to-Chemicals Projects Including Ammonia and Urea Plant

Kazakhstan is accelerating the development of its coal industry by planning six coal-to-chemicals projects aimed at producing higher-value industrial products, including diesel, metallurgical coke, ammonia, and urea. The initiative forms part of the country’s strategy to leverage its abundant coal reserves and expand its downstream chemical sector. Kazakhstan Launches Three Read more

Fertilizer granules and bag in a lush farm field.

Two New Urea Plants Set to Boost India’s Fertilizer Production

India has significantly strengthened its fertilizer security over the past 12 years through higher domestic production, strategic imports, and sustained subsidy support. Despite global supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions, the Government of India has ensured uninterrupted fertilizer availability for farmers while maintaining affordable retail prices. Domestic Fertilizer Production Reaches Read more

DAP fertilizer bag in a crop field with diammonium phosphate granules.

DAP/MAP and Sulphuric Acid Markets Stay Firm; Egypt NCIC Sale and Brazil Price Gains Support Global Fertilizer Trade

DAP/MAP Market Remains Stable Across Major Regions The global DAP MAP market remained firm during the week ending 15 June 2026, supported by balanced demand and stable supply conditions across key importing and exporting regions. Market participants reported limited price fluctuations despite ongoing geopolitical and trade uncertainties. A major highlight Read more

Chinies Urea Exports

Global Urea Prices Crash as China Resumes Exports; NFL Rejects High-Priced Import Bids

Global Urea Prices Under Pressure Chinies Urea Exports have reshaped the global fertilizer market, triggering a sharp decline in international urea prices during the week ending 13 June 2026. Increased supply expectations following China’s return to the export market pressured prices across Asia, the Middle East, and the Atlantic Basin. Read more

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