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  • See improvement in chemical sector, may restart methanol plant: RCF

    RCF reported a weak quarter. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Suresh Warior, Director of Finance of the company discussed the company's Q2 performance.

  • Positive trend on fertiliser to continue in FY18: RCF

    Positive trend on fertiliser to continue in FY18: RCF

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, CMT Britto, CMD of RCF spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

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

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

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Suresh Warior, Director-Finance at Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers (RCF) detailed the impact of the new urea policy.

  • Passed on benefits of low prices to farmers: RCF

    Passed on benefits of low prices to farmers: RCF

    Fertiliser stocks are buzzing ahead of the Budget on expectations of government focus on agriculture.

  • Demonetisation: RCF expects normalcy by month-end; gas price income down

    Demonetisation: RCF expects normalcy by month-end; gas price income down

    EBITDA was down because of a drop in import parity price of Urea and topline was impacted due to discontinuation of one product, said Suresh Worrior, Director Finance, RCF.

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

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

    The roadshows for the stake sale of NFL and RCF to being in the third week of October, said Manoj Mishra, CMD, NFL.

  • Who said fertiliser cos have reduced prices, asks FAI

    Who said fertiliser cos have reduced prices, asks FAI

    Recent news reports suggested that the government announced a cut in prices of fertilisers such as Diammonium Phosphate (DAP). Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Satish Chander of the Fertiliser Association of India said only government fertiliser companies have been told to cut prices. Pricing power is with private companies, he said.

  • Expect FY17 to be better on back of good monsoon: RCF

    Expect FY17 to be better on back of good monsoon: RCF

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, RG Rajan, CMD of RCF said that the company has received Rs 1500 crore in subsidy for FY16 and expects FY17 to be better on the back of good monsoons.

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

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

    Margins are expected to improve this year and volumes may go up 10-20 percent with the onset of a healthy monsoon, says RG Rajan, CMD of Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers.

  • Direct benefit transfer for fertilisers a welcome step: RCF

    Direct benefit transfer for fertilisers a welcome step: RCF

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, RG Rajan, CMD of RCF said that the direct benefit transfer for fertilisers announced in the Budget is a 'welcome step'.

  • Performance of H2FY16 to be better than H1: RCF

    Performance of H2FY16 to be better than H1: RCF

    Energy conservation, optimisation of all resources to help improve performance going forward, says RG Rajan, CMD of Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers.

  • New urea policy to aid margin improvement: RCF's Rajan

    New urea policy to aid margin improvement: RCF's Rajan

    The company imports around 15-20 percent of LNG that is used, said CMD of Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers.

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

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

    After power, the Oil Ministry has moved a proposal to pool or average out prices of domestic natural gas and imported LNG used by fertilizer plants to make the cost of fuel uniform and affordable.

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

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

    Kerala cabinet has decided to waive off value added tax (VAT) on natural gas supplied to Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore (FACT), raising the prospects of an immediate revival of the company,

  • See improvement in financials in Q3: National Fertiliser

    See improvement in financials in Q3: National Fertiliser

    Discussing company results, Neeru Abrol, CMD, National Fertilisers, said the conversion of three units to gas-based plants helped in improving earnings and expects plants like Nangal, Panipat to see 100 percent utilisation in H2.

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

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

    For full year FY15, working capital requirement stands higher at 1700 crore, says RG Rajan, CMD, RCF.

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

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

    Fertilizer stocks have been in the limelight post a CNBC-Awaaz exclusive, which states that the government has notified a New Urea Investment Policy.

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

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

    The move is expected to lead to an increase in subsidy by about Rs 900 crore which will have a positive impact on urea players.

  • Rupee volatility led to reduction in imports in Q3: RCF

    Rupee volatility led to reduction in imports in Q3: RCF

    According to RG Rajan, if the gas price doubles to USD 8.4/mmbtu, RCF‘s subsidy burden will go up by around Rs 1,400 crore per annum.

  • Subsidy of around Rs 1700 cr pending from govt: RCF

    Subsidy of around Rs 1700 cr pending from govt: RCF

    RG Rajan, CMD at RCF expects higher sales in the second half of the fiscal year. He says around 8 percent EBITDA margins or more can be expected in the remaining quarters.

  • Price hike unlikely; see better days ahead: RCF

    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

    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

    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

    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.

  • See 5% fall in sales of fertilisers this year: RCF

    See 5% fall in sales of fertilisers this year: RCF

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RG Rajan, chairman and managing director, RCF says the company may be about five percent short in the overall sales of fertilisers this year. "I think we may be marginally short than last year. Last year, we have done close to 41 lakh tonne," he adds.

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