GSFC: SARDAR urea, DAP and sulphur fertilisers
GSFC, the Indian maker of SARDAR fertilisers: urea, DAP, ammonium sulphate and micronutrients, with 2.231 million tonnes sold in FY2025/26.
GSFC, Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals, is an Indian fertiliser and chemicals producer and trader known for its SARDAR brand.
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Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited, known as GSFC, is an Indian producer of fertilisers and industrial chemicals. Its fertiliser business combines its own manufacturing with trading, so the volumes it sells include products sourced from other suppliers as well as those made in its own plants. The SARDAR name is the established brand for its fertilisers, and the company also exports fertilisers under its own brand.
For Indian farms, GSFC supplies the main nutrients of a crop programme. Urea and ammonium sulphate provide nitrogen, DAP and ammonium phosphate sulphate supply phosphorus with nitrogen, and magnesium, sulphur and micronutrient products such as zinc sulphate correct specific deficiencies. Neem urea is part of the bulk range. Products move through distributors and dealers to farmers, and the balance of nitrogen, phosphorus and sulphur largely decides which product suits a field.
Size of the business
In FY2025/26, the year ended 31 March 2026, GSFC sold 2.231 million tonnes of fertilisers, including traded products. This sales volume covers more than the company's own production.
Is every fertilizer sold manufactured by GSFC?
No. Reported sales include traded products, so a given batch may come from GSFC's plants or from another supplier.
Does GSFC manufacture only fertilizers?
No. The company also runs an industrial chemicals business.
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