Indian Fertilizer News

National Fertilizers FY26 profit increased sharply to ₹232.67 crore, marking a 124% rise from ₹104.08 crore in FY25. The Navratna fertiliser company also reported higher turnover and fertiliser sales during the year, although its results continued to reflect the impact of subsidy receipts, trading income and working-capital pressures. According to Read more

Indian renewable ammonia developer AM Green has won the Asian lot in the second round of Germany’s H2Global programme, securing a long-term agreement to supply renewable ammonia from the second phase of its Kakinada project in Andhra Pradesh. H2Global’s implementing agency Hintco selected AM Green as the sole winner of Read more

Rabi fertilizer demand 2026-27 is expected to reach nearly 350 lakh tonnes (lt), covering key subsidised fertilizers such as Urea, DAP, MOP and Complex fertilizers. The preliminary estimate is around 2 lakh tonnes higher than the previous year’s level. The fertilizer demand estimate comes ahead of the Rabi season beginning Read more

The BRICS fertilizer supply issue came into focus at the September 12-13 summit in New Delhi, as member countries discussed food security, supply disruptions and fertilizer shortages. India imports nearly 30% of its fertilizer requirements from overseas markets, increasing its exposure to global prices, freight costs and supply disruptions. The Read more

The Punjab farmers protest movement is set to intensify as the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM), along with the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) Ekta Ugrahan, announced a five-day demonstration campaign starting September 16. The farmers’ groups said the protests will be held outside the residences of Punjab Vidhan Sabha Speaker Kultar Read more

The MP Fertilizer E-Token has been suspended after the state government assured farmers that it would increase procurement of the summer moong crop to 60%, up from the existing 25% limit. Following the announcement, protesting farmers called off their demonstration in Bhopal, bringing temporary relief to the state’s agricultural sector. The Read more

Anhydrous Ammonia Fertilizer Approved in India for Agricultural Use India has taken a significant step toward modernizing its fertilizer sector by allowing the use of Anhydrous Ammonia Fertilizer for agricultural purposes. The approval could reduce dependence on conventional urea and support the future adoption of green ammonia-based fertilizers. The Union Read more

The Odisha Fertilizer Scheme has received approval from the state government with an allocation of ₹42 crore to strengthen fertilizer distribution through cooperative societies. The new initiative aims to improve fertilizer availability, reduce black marketing, and ensure farmers receive essential agricultural inputs on time during both the Kharif and Rabi Read more

India DAP Inventory climbed to 1.96 million tonnes at the end of May 2026, supported by stronger domestic production and improved imports that outweighed seasonal demand, according to the latest data released by the Fertilizer Association of India (FAI). The country began May with 1.93 million tonnes of DAP inventories. Read more

Fertilizer imports India received a major boost after four cargo vessels carrying Urea, DAP, and Sulphur successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz and are now heading toward key Indian ports. The fresh fertilizer shipments will strengthen India’s fertilizer inventory and support Kharif season demand across the country. The vessels navigated Read more