African fertilizer news

KBR awarded 10-year global catalyst supply contract by Indorama for its ammonia asset portfolio.

NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) has been awarded a €485 million contract for licensing, PDP and critical proprietary equipment for three world-scale complexes in West Africa.

Kore Potash has purchased a 0.46% interest in the share capital of Sintoukola Potash SA and has the conditional right to acquire the remaining outstanding minority shares in SPSA.

South African phosphate rock producer, Kropz, has increased the capacity and possible rock grade at its Elandsfontein facility.

Pupuk Indonesia has signed an MoU with Somiphos for the supply of phosphate rock for domestic fertilizer needs, expanding its global cooperation with Algeria.

OCP Group and UNIDO have signed an MoU to accelerate agricultural transformation and low-carbon industrial development in Africa and the rest of the globe.

Topsoe has been awarded the licensing agreements for six new ammonia production units by Dangote Fertilizer.

Egyptian phosphate rock producer Misr Phosphate has ventured into the production of fertilizers, boosting its output.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has been selected by Dangote Fertiliser Ltd to license four urea granulation units in Nigeria.

Lionsbridge Investments Ltd and AD Ports Group have signed an MoU to explore port services development for the Osiris phosphoric acid facility.