India fertilizer news

Gujarat State Fertilizer and Chemicals’ (GSFC) new 40 000 tpy melamine plant in Vadodara, India, has now reached its design capacity.

Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Ltd has announced that its board has given in-principle approval to the company and its subsidiary for raising up to US$60 million through debt instruments.

CRU, a company in commodity research and business intelligence, has reached its 50th anniversary. 

AGI has announced the completion of their acquisition of Milltec Machinery Ltd.

Bungartz, a manufacturer of centrifugal pumps, has presented its MPCVAN pump at the Chemtech fair, India.

Arianna Phosphate has made an agreement with Compagnie Indo Francaise de Commerce Pvt. Ltd. (CIFC).

Argus Media reports that India's NP/NPK stocks rose in February as slow sales since the start of 2019 and the unrestricted flow of stocks inland from ports continued to drive up inventories.

Casale has announced that Gujarat State Fertilizer & Chemical Ltd, Vadodara (India) has produced its first batch of melamine at their new plant.

India’s ammonia plant capacity is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.3% from 15.610 million tpy in 2017 to 25.491 million tpy in 2022, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

NIIK has successfully completed a contract with Indian company Rashtriya Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd (RCF), including the installation of three sets of internal devices (Vortex Mixers and Conversion Boosters) into urea synthesis reactors at RCF Thal in Alibag, Maharashtra state.