Top Indian fertiliser firms have united to buy a large quantity of sulphur. This critical raw material is needed for phosphatic fertilisers...

India has contracted diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertilizer at prices nearly 40% higher than pre-war levels as the Middle East conflict disr...

As the stock market witnesses a recovery, what one should watch for is market breadth. Also, check which sectors are leading the rally. Why...

India's fertilizer subsidy bill is set to rise by 20% this financial year. This increase is driven by higher prices caused by the Middle Ea...

India is set to purchase urea fertilizer at significantly higher rates. This comes as the Middle East conflict impacts global supplies. Ind...

India is expected to have no difficulty in obtaining potash from foreign suppliers, despite strained relations with Canada, according to in...

As part of the MoU, Canpotex, Canada will supply upto 15 LMT of Potash annually for a period of 3 years to the Indian Fertilizer companies,...

India has agreed to buy potash at $322 per tonne on a cost and freight basis in the year starting April 1, down from $427 per tonne agreed ...

India agreed to buy potash from Russia's Uralkali at $322 per tonne for the year starting April 1, the lowest price in seven years and abou...

Meanwhile, global potash giant Uralkali in its potash outlook for 2013 calendar year said it expects Indian contract to be settled in Janua...

Fertiliser companies are not in a hurry to ink fresh contracts , putting pressure on global fertiliser suppliers for a deep rate cut.

India, one of the world's biggest importers of muriate of potash (MoP), imports about 4-5 million tonnes of the soil nutrient every year.

Demand in North America has been impacted by cautious purchasing behavior and a reduction in inventory levels during the first half of the ...

Normally, contracted deliveries of potash fertiliser via the sea route are viewed as the benchmark for rest of the world.

India Inc went on 'potash holiday' protesting better deals for China by global suppliers but the resistance seems to be loosing its strengt...

For a few dollars more than what China paid for its imports, India could get all the potash it wants for the season from key suppliers.

In a concerted bid to pressurise global potash supplying giants into tempering high import prices, the Indian fertiliser industry announced...