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Indorama fertilizer acquisition has taken a major step forward after Singapore-based Indorama Corporation’s indirect subsidiary, Indorama Investment, signed definitive agreements to acquire key fertilizer assets in China. The deal, finalised on 25 December 2025, strengthens Indorama’s footprint in the global fertilizer market. Indorama Investment agreed to buy 100 % ownership Read more
Bangladesh urea import plans received a boost after the government approved a proposal to procure 40,000 metric tonnes of bulk granular fertilizer from Saudi Arabia for the current fiscal year FY26. The move aims to meet the rising domestic demand for this critical agricultural input. The approval came during the Read more
Fertiliser Ministry Chintan Shivir held earlier this month saw detailed discussions on key challenges facing India’s fertilizer sector, including the misuse of subsidised fertilizers and sales above the prescribed maximum retail price (MRP). During the day-long Chintan Shivir, chaired by Union Fertiliser Minister J P Nadda, officials deliberated on nearly Read more
ADNOC Raises January Sulphur Price by $25/t Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has increased its January sulphur price, signalling continued strength in the global sulphur market. The move adds fresh cost pressure on fertilizer producers that rely heavily on sulphur as a key raw material. ADNOC has set the Read more
The digital fertiliser subsidy system has been launched by the Department of Fertilizers as part of the government’s Digital India vision and the goal of achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047. The digital platform will enable the government to process fertiliser subsidy claims of nearly ₹2 lakh crore annually through an Read more
Farmers in Telangana who fail to receive urea through the Fertilizer Booking App Telangana have several alternate options to ensure timely access to fertilisers during the Rabi season. The state government has clarified that no genuine farmer will be denied urea due to technical or booking-related issues. Helpline Support for Booking Read more
The Telangana fertilizer booking app has delivered strong results during its pilot phase. Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao said the app helped farmers buy urea smoothly and transparently. As a result, farmers faced fewer delays during the peak Rabi season. Within just nine days, 82,059 farmers used the Telangana fertilizer Read more
The Fertilizer Booking App Problem in Telangana has become a major concern for farmers, especially during peak urea demand periods. Through the fertilizer booking app, the Telangana government aims to ensure transparent and timely urea distribution while preventing black marketing using land and crop data. However, many farmers now face Read more
The Telangana Urea App helps farmers book urea easily using their mobile phones. The Telangana Agriculture Department launched this app to ensure fair and transparent urea distribution across the state. Using the app, farmers can check district-wise urea availability and complete booking without standing in long queues. Moreover, the app Read more
Urea shortage Giranṭ triggered anger among farmers at the multipurpose primary cooperative society in Hardattnagar Giranṭ, under the Jamunaha area. Farmers queued up from early morning on Monday. By evening, officials told them that fertiliser had already been issued in their names. The revelation stunned the farmers. Many accused the Read more
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