Market of complex and potash fertilizers // Week 29
The Ukrainian phosphate fertilizer market is generally unchanged. Demand remains low.
The Ukrainian phosphate fertilizer market is generally unchanged. Demand remains low.
In Egypt, urea prices have continued to rise this week, but holidays have started in the country that will last until Monday.
The average daily handling rate shortened by 16 wagons at the Yahodyn station during the period started July 1 and ended July 26.
Up to 145 wagons per day were transferred through the the Vadul-Siret – Dornesti (Romania) land border crossing as of July 25 (up 4 wagons compared with the previous week).
As many as 267 wagons were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing point as of July 20 (up 2 wagons compared with the previous week).
Rivne Azot (part of OSTCHEM/Group DF) has resumed operations of its ammonia production shops with a capacity of 1,350 t per day and ammonium nitrate production shop with a capacity of 1,560 t per day after modernization.
Demand for imported phosphate fertilizers has increased in Brazil, but most global suppliers have already sold out stems to be produced in July and August.
Egyptian MOPCO has sold two 5,000 t lots of granular urea at $365/t FOB and $370/t FOB for shipments in late July.
The owners of EuroChem Group AG have announced the possibility of forced mothballing of the Lithuanian fertilizer plant Lifosa (Kėdainiai) starting in October this year due to the impact of sanctions* that limit profitable activities.