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    • Will increase production if urea policy gets implemented: Zuari Agro

      Will increase production if urea policy gets implemented: Zuari Agro

      There is a cabinet meet today to discuss a change in the urea subsidy policy.

    • Zuari Agro to pass on gains from input costs to farmers

      Zuari Agro to pass on gains from input costs to farmers

      Even after passing on the benefit of lower input costs, Zuari Agro Chemicals MD & Group CEO Kapil Mehan expects improvement in margins due to better demand and working capital cost management.

    • Good monsoon will help demand for fertilisers grow 10-15%: Zuari

      Good monsoon will help demand for fertilisers grow 10-15%: Zuari

      The company's inventory, which has remained piled up from last year owing to a fall in demand, will find a market now, says Kapil Mehan, MD & Group CEO.

    • Expect Rs 1k cr subsidy payment from govt by Apr-May: Zuari Agro

      Expect Rs 1k cr subsidy payment from govt by Apr-May: Zuari Agro

      Kapil Mehan, MD & Group CEO of Zuari Agro Chemicals says the subsidy payment will ease off some pressure as total borrowings have risen to almost Rs 3000 crore.

    • Subsidy arrears, low Urea prices may dampen growth: Zuari

      Subsidy arrears, low Urea prices may dampen growth: Zuari

      Kapil Mehan, MD & Group CEO, Zuari Agro Chemicals says that if the government does not pay arrears this year, then it could go upto Rs 45,000 crore by March-end.

    • Govt's mkt margin will ease cash flow for urea cos: Zuari

      Govt's mkt margin will ease cash flow for urea cos: Zuari

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Kapil Mehan, MD & group CEO of Zuari Agro Chemicals says that the move will improve cash flows of companies.

    • Gas price cut: Fertiliser cos gain; ONGC, OIL, GAIL to hurt

      Gas price cut: Fertiliser cos gain; ONGC, OIL, GAIL to hurt

      It will have a positive impact on interest costs as our subsidy comes down to that extent, and also our cash flow for buying raw materials also comes down, Kapil Mehan of Zurai Agro said, adding that it was a marginal positive for the fertiliser industry in general

    • Fertiliser biz fine, agrochem usage affected: Zuari Agro

      Fertiliser biz fine, agrochem usage affected: Zuari Agro

      Kapil Mehan, MD and Group CEO, Zuari Agro Chemicals, gave his views on the company's performance during the monsoon season, especially given the monsoon deficiency.

    • Spent Rs 400cr in Mangalore Chemical open offer: Zuari Agro

      Spent Rs 400cr in Mangalore Chemical open offer: Zuari Agro

      Through this open offer, Zuari has raised its stake in Mangalore Chemicals to 53.03 percent.

    • Gas pooling to pave way for further reforms: Zuari Agro

      Gas pooling to pave way for further reforms: Zuari Agro

      According to Kapil Mehan of Zuari Agro Chem with gas pooling the cost of gas is likely to go down to USD 11-12 per mmBtu.

    • Will sell MCF stake if Mallya keeps mum on JV plan: Zuari

      Will sell MCF stake if Mallya keeps mum on JV plan: Zuari

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Poddar, who holds over 16 percent in MCF, said that he consulted Mallya before buying the stake. Mallya, had then agreed with Poddar that he would enter into a joint venture with Zuari.

    • Urea policy: Gas availability worry stays, says Zuari Inds

      Urea policy: Gas availability worry stays, says Zuari Inds

      Suresh Krishnan, MD of Zuari Industries spoke to CNBC-TV18 regarding the urea investment policy and how the issue of gas supply shortage is yet to be resolved

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