Fertilizer Project – Latest Expansion, Greenfield & Revamp Updates
The Fertilizer Project sector is rapidly expanding with multiple greenfield, expansion, and modernization initiatives driving industry growth. Our platform provides up-to-date information on ongoing Fertilizer Projects, covering key details such as project capacity, technology licensors, EPC contractors, investment size, and expected completion timelines. Stay informed with the latest news, trends, and real-time data related to the fertilizer industry.
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National Fertilizers Limited (NFL), India’s leading state-owned urea manufacturer, announced on Friday the approval for a new NFL fertilizer plant in Madhya Pradesh. This Rs 208 crore plant will produce water-soluble fertilizers and micronutrients. It marks an important step in NFL’s efforts to diversify and meet India’s demand for specialized agricultural inputs. As part of…
DFPCL has announced an important expansion of its Nitric Acid plant in Dahej, Gujarat, to meet the growing demands of the merchant market and downstream industries. This ambitious project, with a budget of ₹1,950 crore, positions DFPCL as Asia’s largest manufacturer of Nitric Acid, further solidifying its leadership in the industry. For over 40 years,…
Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Ltd (HURL), a state-owned fertilizer giant, is investing approximately Rs 30 billion to expand its capacity across three major projects in Gorakhpur (UP), Barauni (Bihar), and Sindri (Jharkhand). This initiative aims to increase HURL’s total production capacity to 50 lakh tonnes in the next 2-3 years, up from the current 38…
