PhosAgro
Country
Russia
Founded
2001
Number
of employees
of employees
17200
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Key people
Guryev Andrey Andreevich
PhosAgro is a vertically integrated Russian company and one of the world’s leading phosphate-based fertilizer producers.
Our environmentally safe products help farmers from 100 countries across the inhabited continents to improve their crop quality and yields. We produce 39 grades of phosphate-based fertilizers, ammonia and feed phosphates, along with high-grade phosphate rock boasting 39%+ P₂O₅
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The company experienced growth in both the production and sales of phosphate fertilizers and feed phosphates, with significant market expansion in Russia, Latin America, and Africa.
Revised rates to apply retrospectively for imports from 2022, affecting future deposits until at least 2026.
The investment aims to advance several strategic development projects, including increasing the processing capacity of apatite concentrate and expanding aluminum fluoride production.
Phosagro seeks tariff removal to ensure stable future supplies.
Russia’s leading manufacturer of phosphate-based fertilizers receives green light for key projects from its board.
Russian agricultural giant PhosAgro reports production growth and financial shifts amid market adjustments.
PhosAgro’s Balakovo complex in Saratov Oblast is now capable of producing 360,000 tonnes of granular ammonium sulfate per year.
Phosagro said that fertilizer production at the new site will exceed one million tonnes per year.
PhosAgro has joined the Arab Fertilizer Association, saying that the decision is in keeping with its mission of ensuring the sustainability of the global food system.
PhosAgro has said that last year it produced 11.3 million tonnes of agrochemical products.
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