Fertiglobe: ammonia, urea and nitrogen fertilizers
Fertiglobe's urea and ammonia production and exports, its base in the UAE, Egypt and Algeria, ADNOC ownership and USD 2.827 billion revenue in 2025.
Fertiglobe is an Abu Dhabi-based producer and exporter of urea and ammonia serving fertilizer and industrial markets.
United Arab Emirates · Listed company majority owned by ADNOC
Fertiglobe manufactures nitrogen fertilizers and ammonia from a production base in the Middle East and North Africa, with operations in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Algeria. The listed company is headquartered in Abu Dhabi and has been majority owned by ADNOC since October 2024. International shipments underpin its commercial model, and the company is also developing lower-emission ammonia projects alongside its existing operations.
Urea is a finished fertilizer, while ammonia can serve as a fertilizer feedstock or as an input for other industrial uses. Fertiglobe's nitrogen products therefore reach different markets in different delivery forms, and customer requirements vary accordingly. Its lower-emission projects concern new production routes, which are a separate development from the current portfolio of urea and ammonia produced at its existing facilities in the region.
Size of the business
Fertiglobe recorded revenue of USD 2.827 billion in 2025.
Is Fertiglobe primarily a phosphate fertilizer producer?
No. Its core business is nitrogen, producing urea and ammonia rather than phosphate fertilizers.
Does lower-emission production change fertilizer composition?
Not necessarily. The claim may concern the manufacturing route, while composition and agronomic characteristics are a separate matter.
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