We are India’s second largest private sector urea manufacturer.
We are also one of India's fastest growing crop nutrition companies.
We play an integral role in shaping India’s agricultural landscape by offering nitrogenous, potash and specialty fertiliser products to farmers.
We strive to provide high-impact solutions and adhere to environment-friendly standards that seek to sustainably enhance India’s food growing ecosystem.
We are committed to sustainable agricultural practices that are in harmony with nature while contributing to food security backed by operational excellence.
Fuelling our vision
We collaborated with GAIL India to facilitate a 700 km gas pipeline under the ‘Ganga Urja Project’.
We use indigenous CBM (Coal Bed Methane) gas which amounts to 25% of our total requirement.
Responsible and reliable
We have achieved 100% compliance with plastic recycling norms, meeting Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) guidelines.
Safety, quantified.
Third-level mock drills involving external stakeholders have been initiated, to ensure we are always prepared to navigate challenges.
We have also formed a unique contractor safety committee that addresses their needs on a regular basis.
Quality. And nothing else.
Our quality control lab consists of instrumentation that is amongst the best in the Indian fertiliser industry.
Automated excellence
We possess India’s only fully automated bagging plant. Its features include auto picking, placement, filling, stitching, and automatic wagon loading to rail and truck lines. One full rail rake, ranging from 2610 MT to 3010 MT, gets loaded in under six hours.
Our operations
2,70,000
M3
raw water reservoir
Dual-rake railway siding and utilities
Amongst the world’s most energy-efficient plants
World-scale
1.27 MTPA
gas-based greenfield urea plant
25 km
dedicated pipeline supplying water from the Damodar River
38000
M3/ day
strong raw water treatment facility
Real time data to monitor the ammonia and urea plants
Strategically located in Eastern India’s agricultural belt nurturing three seasons of rice crops