Fertilizer news updates

Arianne Phosphate has executed an option agreement for its purified phosphoric acid demonstration plant.

Davide Carrara, CASALE, and Robert Kender, Linde GmbH, analyse process optimisation and dynamic evaluation of ammonia plants operating under fluctuating conditions.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has been awarded a plant expansion contract by Brunei Fertilizer Industries.

Millennial Potash has completed a milestone payment and increased ownership of its Banio Potash Project to 80%.

As energy costs, emissions expectations, and regulatory pressure increase, ammonia and fertilizer producers are turning to improving energy efficiency as a practical path to lower costs and stronger operational performance. Yokogawa’s new eBook, Beyond Compliance: Lower Operating Costs Through Energy Efficiency, examines what this shift looks like in practice.

Minbos Resources has provided a construction and funding update for the Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Plant in Angola.

US phosphate producer Mosaic has sold 40 000 t of DAP which is destined for South Asia.

Sultech and Canlin Energy have announced a partnership for a new Alberta manufacturing facility to scale micronised sulfur technology for global crops.

Indorama Corp. has signed a contract to invest US$525 million in an Egyptian fertilizer project.

Mammoet has supported Ledcor with the construction of BHP’s new Jansen potash mine, which is planned to begin production in 2027.

InSolare Energy and SCC Infrastructure have signed green ammonia purchase agreements with SECI for 85 000 tpy of green ammonia.

Argus Media has reported that the urea market has taken a cautious approach in the wake of the US-Iran ceasefire as the market tallies up lost urea supplies.

The Mosaic Company has announced the idling of the Araxá and Patrocínio facilities in and its plan to pursue the sale Of Araxá assets.

Tessenderlo Kerley International has signed an agreement to acquire an SOP production plant from Cinis Fertilizer AB in Sweden.

ICIS have provided insight on how fertilizer markets have tightened as the conflict in the Middle East increases transportation risks ahead of India’s kharif season.

Intrepid Potash has announced the sale of Intrepid South Ranch for US$70 million in the US.

UFA has expanded its crop inputs with the acquisition of AgraCity, strengthening crop protection and fertilizer supply for producers across Saskatchewan, Canada.

PAYPER have revealed its plan to present its bottom-up filling system at Interpack 2026.

RCF in India has pushed back a urea tender load date to 30 April in the wake of the ongoing war in the Middle East, as reported by Argus Media.

OCI Global has completed the sale of OCI Ammonia Holding to AGROFERT for €290 million.

Rystad Energy has released its findings on how the conflict between the US-Israel alliance and Iran has impacted the global ammonia and fertilizer trade.

The Australian Government has announced its plans to set up a Fertilizer Supply Working Group which will include representatives from key government agencies and industry stakeholders.

Pivot Bio has introduced a multi-year nitrogen price and supply assurance programme.

Topsoe has partnered with Hynfra P.S.A. to advance green ammonia production in Jordan.