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    • Trombay unit will get some benefit from urea policy: RCF's Suresh Warior

    • Passed on benefits of low prices to farmers: RCF

    • Govt to divest stake in NFL, RCF via OFS; roadshows soon: CMD

    • Who said fertiliser cos have reduced prices, asks FAI

    • Volumes may go up 10-20% on back of a good monsoon: RCF

    • Direct benefit transfer for fertilisers a welcome step: RCF

    • Gas prices to be $2-3/mmBtu higher post gas-pooling: RCF

    • VAT exemption will give benefit of Rs 103 cr a year: FACT

    • New gas price to impact working capital by Rs 100 cr: RCF

    • Gas prices key for urea investment policy to work: HDFC Sec

    • CCEA hikes fixed cost of urea plants by Rs 350/tonne

    • Price hike unlikely; see better days ahead: RCF

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RG Rajan, CMD of Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers (RCF) spoke current subsidy burden and the road ahead.

    • Expect 12.5% divestment in RCF by Q4 FY13 via OFS: CMD

      RG Rajan, CMD, Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers (RCF), says that he expects disinvestment in the company to happen in the last quarter of this financial year and via OFS. We are still waiting for final communication from the government.

    • Chambal & RCF to gains from new urea policy: Sunidhi Sec

      Tarun Surana of Sunidhi Securities, says that the immediate beneficiary in terms of incremental EPS from the government move to encourage investments in urea manufacturing will be Chambal Fertilizer and RCF.

    • Expect nod for new investment policy; hike urea prices: RCF

      RG Rajan, CMD, Rashtriya Chemical Fertilisers (RCF) explains on CNBC-TV18 that the new investment policy, based on import parity pricing, maybe approved during this week or next and calls for a hike in urea prices as P&K (phosphorus and potassium) prices have gone up.

    • RCF sees 10% hike in urea prices; subsidies to reduce

      RG Rajan, chairman and managing director of Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF) says the government will divest 12.5% stake in the company by the year-end.

    • RCF eyes Rs 7500cr turnover next year

      The fertilizer subsidy for FY13 has been pegged at Rs 610 billion in the Union Budget 2012. RG Rajan, chairman and managing director, RCF believes since there has been a substantial fall in the international price of DAP, MOP and NPK, this number is correct.

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