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  • FACT, RCF, other fertiliser stocks fall up to 5% as Budget pegs lower FY26 subsidy

    In FY26 Budget, FM Nirmala Sitharaman pegged fertiliser subsidy at Rs 1.68 lakh crore for FY26. This is lower than the revised estimate of Rs 1.71 lakh crore for the current financial year

  • Fertliser stocks gain up to 4% as Budget announces measures for agriculture development

    Budget 2025: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled measures aimed at boosting the rural economy, which are expected to benefit the fertiliser sector, as farmers represent its primary consumer base.

  • Fertiliser stocks see pre-Budget bump; RCF, Madras Fertiliser, Coromandel surge 2-3%

    Market experts anticipate that the Finance Minister will allocate Rs 1.7 lakh crore towards fertiliser subsidies

  • Pitch Report: Agri sector wants subsidies, rise in cash transfers and better infra from Budget 2025

    Analysts expect a higher spending on rural economy, given the reduced majority the NDA government got in the 2024 elections

  • Fertiliser stocks: Why a normal monsoon may not bring all the cheer

    Much will depend on subsidy rates as raw material prices are rising

  • Chemical players bet on hopes of PLI to give manufacturing boost

    With the chemical industry still sitting on the cusp of a rebound in the sector, experts are anticipating continued support from the government through its PLI scheme to ensure a revival comes back later this fiscal.

  • Fertiliser stocks surge up to 13% a day before Budget on hopes of rural focus

    Analyst are not anticipating an increase in the fertiliser subsidy bill, but the Finance Minister may retain the previously projected subsidy allocation, in addition to measures to support rural economy.

  • Profit-taking hits fertiliser stocks despite proposal on GST exemption

    On June 22, the GST Council suggested lowering GST rates on fertilizers and their raw materials to aid manufacturers and farmers.

  • Stockology: April to September holds significant potential for investors

    Banking, healthcare, and fertilisers are the sectors to watch, and stocks that have underperformed from 2018 will recover in the next six months.

  • Auto, defence, other stocks unimpressed by moderate budget allocations

    Fertiliser, defence, railway stocks were disinterested by budget announcements

  • PI Industries stock up 6% on earnings beating Street estimates, 23% growth in exports

    More than 20% of the company's revenue came from agri brands that were launched recently

  • Budget 2020: Govt says committed to doubling farmers income; agri stocks rise

    The Finance Minister said Rs 2.83 lakh crore will be allocated for agri and irrigation schemes.

  • Fertiliser stocks plunge on price cut; Coromandel hit hard

    Shares of Coromandel International slumped 14.31 percent, National Fertilizers dipped 3.54 percent and Zuari Global fell 3 percent on BSE.

  • Urea investment policy under discussion, not rejected: FAI

    Fertiliser stocks took quite a hit on Friday and there is a sense of uncertainty on what exactly has happened on the policy front. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Satish Chander, director general of Fertilizer Association of India clears the air and says the new investment urea policy is not rejected; in fact it is under discussion.

  • Tulsian on fertiliser and sugar sectors, IFCI and Pipavav

    SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com joins CNBC-TV18 to give his perspective of where the fertilizer sector is headed post the confusion over the new fertilizer policy not going through and on some other stocks like Pipavav and IFCI.

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