Nagarjuna Fertilizers Plans Urea Unit At Kakinada, India

Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd. (NFCL; Hyderabad, India) is planning to spend Rs50 billion ($899.3 million) to build a urea manufacturing facility at the company’s Kakinada, India complex. The unit would be designed to produce 1.3 million m.t./year of urea and would raise the Kakinada site’s total capacity to about 3 million m.t./year. K.S. Raju, Nagarjuna group chairman says that work on the new unit is expected to begin next year with completion due two years later. NFCL operates two ammonia and urea complexes at Kakinada with combined capacity for...

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