Arianne Phosphate enhances key management positions
Arianne Phosphate has appointed Marco Gagnon and Brian Ostroff to new strategic positions.
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Peregrine signs LoI with OCP Group
Peregrine Hydrogen has signed an LoI with OCP Group for scale-up funding and offtake of its hydrogen technology.
Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses seeks DAP imports
Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses (EABC) has announced plans to buy 549 000 t of DAP for the country's 2025 - 26 season.
Indian DAP stocks exceed 2 million t by start of September
Argus Media’s data shows that India's DAP stocks have increased on the back of strong imports, heading into September with stored supplies reaching around 2.2 million t.
Australia’s PRL restarts Ardmore phosphate mine
Ardmore phosphate mine has resumed operations after Australian phosphate producer PRL Group satisfied all conditions for the takeover of local miner Centrex, as reported by Argus Media.
India’s Hurl set to buy 100 000 t of DAP
Indian fertilizer importer Hindustan Urvarak and Rasayan has agreed to purchase 100 000 t of DAP through two tenders.
Ontario funding awarded to Fox River for phosphate fertilizers
Fox River has announced the award of funding from the Ontario government’s Critical Minerals Innovation Fund, in Canada.
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Certain fertilizer importers to face higher US tariffs
The latest round of US tariff rates have been predicted to affect a large swath of fertilizer exporters to the US starting 7 August, 2025, while keeping levies for some key countries stable at 10%, as reported by Argus Media.
V6 Agronomy launches low-carbon fertilizer terminal
V6 Agronomy has launched Canada's first low-carbon, enhanced efficiency fertilizers (EEF's) and commercial phosphate fertilizer terminal.
Bangladesh issues DAP, TSP, MOP private-sector tender
Bangladesh's agriculture ministry has issued a private-sector tender to buy DAP, TSP and MOP, closing on 5 August, as researched by Argus Media.
India’s DAP stocks build in July
Domestic stocks of DAP fertilizers in India have seen a rise in July, according to Argus Media.
Falling affordability set to cut US autumn fertilizer demand
US fertilizer demand in autumn may be at risk as tariffs limit supply and crop prices drop, according to findings from Argus Media.
First Phosphate signs agreement for phosphoric acid plant
First Phosphate has signed an agreement with Port Saguenay to establish a new phosphoric acid plant in Canada.
India signs multiple phosphate agreements
Several Indian fertilizer importers have secured more Saudi Arabian DAP/NPS and Moroccan DAP and TSP through offtake agreements, as researched by Argus Media.
Korella export capability enhanced through RailPhos project
Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd has commenced a feasibility study to connect its Korella North Mine and its planned phosphate export facility to the Port of Karumba, New Zealand.