
Coromandel Ma’aden fertilizer partnership reaches a new milestone as the two long-standing allies strengthen their commitment to Indian agriculture. This strategic move ensures a steady supply of fertilizers, a lifeline for millions of Indian farmers facing global disruptions.
Over the years, Coromandel International and Ma’aden, the Saudi Arabian mining giant, have built a trusted supply relationship—especially in the ammonia and phosphate fertilizer space. The latest agreement takes this collaboration to the next level, offering long-term stability for the Indian fertilizer market.

Supporting Indian Farmers Through Global Disruptions
In recent months, India has seen challenges in DAP (Di-Ammonium Phosphate) availability due to international supply chain issues. This partnership could be the answer.
“This strategic partnership with Ma’aden is a natural extension of our longstanding relationship,” said Narayanan Vellayan, Director of Strategic Sourcing at Coromandel International. “It will help ensure the timely availability of DAP and complex fertilizers to the Indian farming community.”
With over 4.5 million farmers connected directly to Coromandel, this deal could have a massive impact on food security and crop yields across India.
Ma’aden Expands to Meet India’s Growing Demand
Saud Al Tamimi, Director of Fertilizer Sales at Ma’aden, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to India.
“Ma’aden has been the largest supplier of phosphate fertilizers to India for over a decade. We’re expanding our production capacity from 6 million to 9 million tonnes.”
This growth will help Ma’aden meet India’s rising demand for sustainable and high-quality fertilizers, while boosting its position in the global fertilizer market.
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Coromandel: A Leader in Agri Solutions
Coromandel International isn’t just a buyer—it’s a leading agri-solutions provider in India. It operates in two major areas:
- Nutrient and allied businesses
- Crop protection solutions
The company has recently reported impressive financials. Its Q3 FY25 net profit surged 121.6% to ₹511.77 crore, up from ₹230.98 crore in Q3 FY24. Net sales also rose by 26.9% YoY to ₹6,935.19 crore.
However, despite the growth, the company’s stock closed 2.76% lower at ₹2005.25 on the BSE. It’s worth noting the stock market remains closed today in observance of Shri Mahavir Jayanti.
A Sustainable Future for Indian Agriculture
This Coromandel Ma’aden fertilizer partnership isn’t just about supply—it’s about sustainability. It aims to build a long-term, eco-friendly solution that supports India’s food systems.
By locking in a reliable source of fertilizers, Coromandel is helping farmers plan better, increase productivity, and reduce dependency on uncertain global markets.
Why This Partnership Matters
- Ensures steady fertilizer supply amid global disruptions
- Supports over 4.5 million Indian farmers
- Strengthens India-Saudi Arabia economic ties
- Advances sustainable agriculture goals
With this renewed focus, Coromandel and Ma’aden are poised to create a resilient supply chain for the future of Indian farming.
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