Revival of the fertiliser units will boost productivity of agriculture, which account for about 15 per cent of India's $2.11 trillion econo...

About Rs 40,000 crore would be invested in the next four years to make India self-reliant in urea production, Fertiliser Minister Ananth Ku...

The government plans to ramp up urea output by 4-5 million tonnes in the next few years as it begins the revival process of closed fertilis...

RCF, along with Coal India, GAIL and Fertiliser Corporation of India, is setting up Rs 9,000-crore facility at Talcher in Odisha

Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF), Coal India, GAIL and Fertilizer Corporation of India will form the joint ventures.

Coal India Ltd, GAIL India and fertiliser majors RCF and FCIL will form two JVs this month for revival of Talcher urea plant in Odisha.

The country's urea production has stagnated at 22 million tonnes, while current demand is about 30 MT. The shortfall of 8 MT is met through...

Coal India has decided to amend its memorandum of association for foraying into the business of producing fertilisers and chemicals using c...

CIL has decided to amend its memorandum of association (MoA) for foraying into the business of producing fertilisers and chemicals using co...

The old equipment, plant and machinery cannot be used in the new unit. This scrap is being sold to make way for setting up of a new plant.

CIL board today gave an in-principle approval to form joint venture for reviving fertiliser firm FCIL's closed urea plant at Talcher in Odi...

"We have proposed the name 'Talchar Chemical Fertiliser Company' for the downstream joint venture and it is likely to get registered by Oct...

Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited (RCF), under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers, has started the process for reviving the ...

Originally, RCF, GAIL and CIL came together for a Rs 10,000-cr project to convert coal in Talcher mines into gas and then use it as feedsto...

FCIL had signed an MoU with RCF and Coal India Ltd to form a joint venture for revival of its closed plant at Talcher in Orissa.

"BIFR has given an order for de-registration of the FCIL from BIFR and the company is out of BIFR now," Fertiliser Minister Srikant Jena sa...

Giving a push to the Rs 8K cr project to revive Talcher fertiliser plant in Odisha, global tenders have been invited for setting up of coal...