RCF: urea, Suphala and specialty fertilisers
RCF of India: urea, Suphala, Urea Gold and specialty fertilisers from Trombay and Thal, with 3.760 million tonnes of fertilisers sold in FY2025/26.
RCF, Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers, is a state-controlled Indian producer of urea, Suphala complex fertilisers, specialty nutrients and chemicals.
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Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited, known as RCF, is an Indian producer of fertilisers and chemicals. The Government of India holds approximately 75% of its equity. Production is based at two main sites, Trombay and Thal, and the company serves agriculture through a domestic distribution network that reaches dealers and farmers.
RCF's range covers both standard and specialty crop nutrition. Urea is the everyday nitrogen fertiliser, while Suphala complex fertilisers supply several nutrients in one granule. Urea Gold is a sulphur-coated urea, which adds sulphur and releases nitrogen more gradually. Micronutrient and water-soluble fertilisers address specific deficiencies or suit drip systems, and biofertilisers use living micro-organisms to improve nutrient availability in the soil. The right choice depends on application method and crop requirements.
Size of the business
In FY2025/26 RCF sold 3.760 million tonnes of fertilisers, including traded products but excluding imported urea.
What distinguishes Urea Gold in the catalogue?
Urea Gold is a sulphur-coated urea. Its product documentation gives the precise composition and recommended use.
Do the stated volumes describe calendar 2026?
No. They relate to FY2025/26, the financial year that ended on 31 March 2026.
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