Fertilizer plant news

Minbos Resources Ltd has agreed to a US$13.8 million Phase 2 construction contract for the Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Plant.

Kazakhstan has approved the development of a US$1.6 billion ammonia-urea complex in the city of Aktau.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has completed an ammonia converter cartridge and catalyst replacement for IGSAS in Türkiye.

DNV has advised lenders on financial close of the US$650 million Villeta green hydrogen fertilizer project in Paraguay.

Elessent Clean Technologies has formed a strategic alliance with Thermal Systems Pvt. Ltd, combining sulfur plant expertise with steaming equipment experience.

Omani urea and ammonia producer Omifco aims to float 25% of its existing shares on the Muscat exchange through an initial public offering (IPO), according to Argus Media’s findings.

Petrobras has announced investments of over R$70 billion (US$13.88 billion) in Sergipe, Brazil, during President Lula's visit.

EuroChem has launched one of the largest sulfuric acid plants in Kazakhstan.

In the May/June issue of World Fertilizer, Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, provides insight into current strategies companies and governments are deploying to make fertilizers more sustainable.

Itafos and Rio Tinto have amended a sulfuric acid contract to further support US farming.