The government looks at disinvestment proceeds as a major source of revenue, after tax collection, to finance the fiscal deficit.

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

Senior officials both in RCF and the Fertilizer Ministry have confirmed that the proposal to set up RCF Videsh is under consideration.

'RCF Videsh' will focus on ventures and assets abroad where feedstock natural gas is cheap or raw materials are available in abundance.

Fertiliser major IFFCO has pitched for an overhaul of subsidy disbursement process in favour of direct payment to farmers instead of compan...

Fertilizer stocks such as Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF), National Fertilizer, Deepak Fertilizers, Chambal Fertilizers and Natio...

Shares of Fertliser companies rose on Friday on hopes of provisions to be laid out by FM in Budget 2012-13 which could prove positive for t...

Shares of fertliser makers jumped 2-3% on Thursday on reports that the fertiliser makers are renegotiating import deals.

Shares in most fertiliser stocks gain on hopes that the government would consider giving freedom to fertilisers companies to fix maximum re...

"The fertilizer space looks very promising and despite the recent run up I do not think the full potential has been exhausted for investors...

National Fertilisers Ltd (NFL) soared over 12% amid reports that the company is getting Rs 3,850 crore from 13 banks for urea expansion.

Nandan Nilekani from Infosys said the verdict is decisive. The message from the people is that the new government should go for bold reform...

Reliance Industries Ltd is likely to sign gas sales contracts with fertiliser companies on Friday March 27.

Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers, a wholly owned subsidiary of Perdaman Industries today announced plans to construct a 3.5 billion Austr...

Shares of fertiliser firms climbed more than 8 per cent as they stand to gain from the Bombay High Court order

The government on Wednesday issued bonds worth Rs 4000 crore to fertliser companies to compensate them for their losses.

NEW DELHI: PETROLEUM minister Ram Naik's announcement that gas would be supplied at market rates to fertiliser companies may well have tipp...