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- Mamata Banerjee stops movement of potatoes from West Bengal, other states hitMamata Banerjee's decision to stop movement of potatoes from the state has made the tuber go beyond the reach of common people in many othe...
- Hike in urea prices is beneficial to all the players: Tarun Surana, Sunidhi SecuritiesTarun Surana, Research Analyst, Sunidhi Securities, in an interview with ET Now, speaks about hike in urea prices and what the street is ex...
- Budget 2012: Retailers to pass on fertilizer subsidy to farmersA step towards empowering farmers to decide on their fertilizer buy out, the government has decided to route the subsidy payment of fertili...
- Retailers to pass on fertilizer subsidy to farmersTo boost up green plants in fertilizer sector, the govt has announced to exempt custom duty on fertilizer equipment and machineries till FY...
- Ministerial panel approves conditional deregulation of urea pricingA ministerial panel has approved a conditional deregulation of urea pricing, setting the stage for a price increase of the most widely used...
- Potash Holiday over, Indian cos sign major breakthrough import dealsIndian Potash Ltd has struck a deal for the import of 1.2mt of MoP deliveries in the period August 2011-March 2012 with the Belaorusian Pot...
- Rashtriya Chemicals Q1 net plunges on higher costsThe state-run company on Wednesday reported a net profit of 39.6 million rupees for April-June on net sales of 8.68 billion rupees.
- Phosphoric Acid prices set to rise by $100/tonnePhosphoric acid contracts are all set to witness a rise in contract prices for Q2FY12 by $50-$100 per tonne.
- Investment policy for urea runs into ministry wallAmendments to the urea investment policy are likely to be delayed, as the department of fertilisers has formally opposed the move to raise ...
- Coromandel International acquires 42.2% in Sabero OrganicsCoromandel International has acquired 42.2% in Sabero Organics at Rs 160 per share and will also pay Non-compete fees of Rs 38.47 per share...
- Subsidy under Nutrient Based Subsidy scheme increasedThe government on Thursday announced an increase in the subsidy for potash and di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) under the Nutrient Based Subsidy...
- Fertiliser subsidy bill set to shoot up by Rs 8000 crThe Centre's fertiliser subsidy bill is set to shoot up by an estimated Rs 8000 crore mark with DoF mooting higher P and K nutrient subsidy...
- Industry stamps new urea pricing model, gradual shift in regimeThe industry has endorsed a new urea pricing model being considered by the govt, clearing the decks for a gradual freeing up of the retail ...
- Nutrient-based subsidy likely for urea soonA key committee of secretaries that met on Monday has agreed "in principle" to bring urea under the nutrient-based subsidy regime, or NBS.
- CoS defers decision on NBS for ureaCoS delays decision on subsidy formula to companies on urea inclusion under NBS but expectations of Budget announcement on free pricing and...
- Indian fertiliser bill to go up on demand-supply mismatchMosaic Company, the world's second-largest potash producer, has forecast that India will spend more on its fertilizer imports in the fiscal...
- Fertiliser prices in the global market set to rise, could impact India negatively says Mosaic outlookIt comes at a time when food inflation is at record highs at home and the fertiliser sector is mired in stagnant growth.
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