PhosAgro: phosphate fertilizers, NPK and feed phosphates
PhosAgro produces phosphate fertilizers, NPK, urea and feed phosphates from its own raw materials, with group revenue of RUB 573.628 billion in 2025.
PhosAgro is a listed Russian mineral fertilizer producer with a strong phosphate focus, integrating raw materials, processing and product sales.
Russia · Listed group
PhosAgro is a listed fertilizer group with its manufacturing base in Russia. Its business runs from phosphate raw materials through to finished fertilizers and selected chemical products. The core of the portfolio is phosphate-based, with MAP, DAP, NPK and NPS fertilizers, but the group also produces nitrogen fertilizers including urea, as well as feed phosphates and industrial products. Apatit is an important manufacturing business within the group.
This integrated chain, from raw materials to fertilizer, explains the scale of the business. PhosAgro sells in the Russian market and exports, and its 2025 report highlights sales growth in Asian and African markets. Its operating disclosures report fertilizer production separately from intermediate inputs such as phosphoric acid and ammonia. Plant fertilizers and feed phosphates share raw material origins but serve different uses, each with its own quality requirements and documentation.
Size of the business
PhosAgro reported group revenue of RUB 573.628 billion in 2025.
Does PhosAgro only make phosphate fertilizers?
No. The portfolio also includes nitrogen and compound fertilizers, feed products and industrial materials.
Are feed phosphate and fertilizer interchangeable?
No. They have different uses and quality requirements, and the right product is the one whose specification fits the intended application.
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