The Buffer zone: Why physical traders matter more than ever in a fractured market
We speak with Ilya Motorygin, Managing Partner and Co-founder of GG Trading DMCC.
We speak with Ilya Motorygin, Managing Partner and Co-founder of GG Trading DMCC.
CRU's fertilizer and raw materials experts examine mounting market pressures in a newly available on-demand webinar, Straight Talk: Fertilizer Constraints Compound as Conflict Lingers.
Australian-listed Minbos Resources has received a debt terms sheet for an AOA 5 billion ($5.48 million) facility from...
ICL Group has opened a new specialty fertiliser production facility in Maharashtra, India, as geopolitical disruption to...
OCI Global has sold its entire remaining stake in Methanex Corporation, raising $138.1 million ...
Ukrainian drones struck a chemical plant at Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast, on 13 April, with videos circulating on social media platform Telegram...
A session at the CRU Phosphates+Potash Expoconference 2026 in Paris today examined the strategic importance of white phosphorus — P4...
Indorama Corporation has signed a contract to establish a phosphate fertilisers and chemicals complex in Egypt...
Germany’s thyssenkrupp Uhde has been selected by Brunei Fertilizer Industries (BFI) to execute the ...
A consortium of major oil companies lost another court appeal in Kazakhstan over an environmental fine of approximately $5 billion related to the storage of excessive amounts of sulphur, according to a court ruling on April 8th. The penalty was levied against the North Caspian Operating Co. (NCOC), operator of the giant Kashagan oil field, for allegedly violating environmental regulations by stockpiling sulphur.