RCF Long-Term Urea Supply: Policy Aligned with India’s Procurement Rules
The RCF Long-Term Urea Supply policy follows India’s strict public procurement framework. The approach ensures transparency, security, and fair participation. It also strengthens India’s fertilizer trade under the General Financial Rules (GFR)Read more
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RCF Urea Tender Update: Competitive Bids Received from Global Suppliers
Mumbai, India, October 2025 — The latest RCF Urea Tender Update 2025 shows strong participation from international suppliers. Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited (RCF) has invited global bids to meet India’s urea import demand, and theRead more
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Indian Fertilizer Market Eyes RCF Urea Tender on 15 October
India urea market is in focus this week as Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF) prepares to open its urea import tender on 15 October. The tender seeks up to 2 million tonnes of urea for shipment by 10 December 2025. According to tradeRead more
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India Urea Self-Sufficiency 2025: Nearing the Finish Line
Can India Stop Urea Imports by 2025? Here’s What the Data Says New Delhi, October 2025 — India is moving steadily toward self-sufficiency in urea production, aiming to end imports by 2025. Over the past decade, domestic capacity has grownRead more
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India Urea Market October 2025 : Rises After RCF Tender
The India Urea Market October 2025 shows that urea market is once again driving global sentiment. The Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF) tender for 2 million tonnes of urea, announced on 1 October, has boosted international demand andRead more
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Indian Urea Tender 2025: Global Bids for 2 MMT Imports
Indian Urea Tender 2025 has been announced by Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited (RCF) for the import of 2 million metric tonnes of prilled and granular urea. The global tender, issued on behalf of the Department of Fertilizers, seeksRead more
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India’s reliance on urea imports is projected to drop to 10-15%
India’s reliance on urea imports is projected to drop to 10-15%, down from a high of 30% in FY 2021, according to a Crisil Ratings study. This reduction is driven by the launch of new urea production capacities. These plants are expectedRead more
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