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  • Indian fertiliser sector: Is the pitch fertile for investment?

    We believe, in the need for better nutrient mix, demand CAGR for complex NPK products will surpass urea

  • Urea consumption likely to remain sluggish: Indira Sec

    Domestic fertilisers consumption is expected to remain under pressure as sluggish monsoon this year is likely to hit crop production. Further, increase in natural gas price is a new concern for the industry players, says Indira Securities.

  • Rajen Shah bullish on fertilizer sector

    Rajen Shah, Angel Broking is bullish on fertilizer sector.

  • Deduction for CAPEX enhanced to 150%; Chambal Fert up

    Government has enhanced deduction for CAPEX to 150% for fertilizer sector.

  • Prefer Chambal, Deepak Fert, UPL in fertilizers pack Emkay

    Emkay Global Financial Services has come out with its report on fertilizer sector. As per the research firm one can prefer Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals, Deepak Fertilizers and Petrochemicals Coprn & United Phosphorous (UPL).

  • GoM, not CoS to take final call on urea policy: Sunidhi Sec

    Tarun Surana research analyst (institutions) with Sunidhi Securities & Finance who tracks the fertilizer sector says, “the committee of secretaries (CoS) do not have power to make any final announcement on the policy. They are authorised to prepare a report on which GoM which take final call.”

  • Don't see urea policy going to budget: National Fertilizer

    The chairman and managing director of National fertilizers, VK Sharma, in an exclusive interview on CNBC-TV18 spoke about the budget expectations from the fertilizer space.

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