Indorama Eleme Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (IEFCL), one of Nigeria’s main fertilizer suppliers, plans to produce 750, 000 tons of urea during the next agricultural season. Sanjay Srivastava, the sales and marketing manager told Dailytrust.

The manager said that the company also plans, in line with the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI), to double the volume of fertilizer it supplies to the country from 180, 000 tons to 360, 000 tons this year. Validated in December 2016 by President Buhari, the PFI is a directive to reduce fertilizer imports and make it available and affordable for farmers.

For the record, the company operates the world’s largest urea production plant with an installed capacity of 1.4 million tons yearly in Rivers state, Southern Nigeria. It plans to create Africa’s largest petrochemical hub in Nigeria through a $5.8 billion investment by 2022.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nigeria-indorama-plans-to-produce-750-000-tons-of-urea-in-2018/

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In a country like Nigeria, we need more of petrochemical industries as well as more fertilizer plants. Our useful components after crude distillation is wasting. We need at least 5 more companies of this size. As it stands I don't know if we have our consumption or fertilizer demand index.

i hope the advent of fertilizer is not the causative agent for most cancers these days.in the olden days people dont have cancers and all this ambigous ailment. somebody correct me if am wrong am just here to kearn .

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Indorama Eleme Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (IEFCL), one of Nigeria’s main fertilizer suppliers, plans to produce 750, 000 tons of urea during the next agricultural season. Sanjay Srivastava, the sales and marketing manager told Dailytrust.

The manager said that the company also plans, in line with the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI), to double the volume of fertilizer it supplies to the country from 180, 000 tons to 360, 000 tons this year. Validated in December 2016 by President Buhari, the PFI is a directive to reduce fertilizer imports and make it available and affordable for farmers.

For the record, the company operates the world’s largest urea production plant with an installed capacity of 1.4 million tons yearly in Rivers state, Southern Nigeria. It plans to create Africa’s largest petrochemical hub in Nigeria through a $5.8 billion investment by 2022.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nigeria-indorama-plans-to-produce-750-000-tons-of-urea-in-2018/

so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

Vibranium

Nice
Good development

Actually, this is my first time of seeing a fertilizer.
Nice colour.

Even with a bigger plant, the Quality of Notore's Urea (what you call fertilizer) is better than Indorama's own.

free2ryhme:


so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

You just spoke my mind. I was going to ask if we don't have Nigerians who do the job.

What can i plant in 2018? So much fertilizer

Stupid company being managed by Indians, Treating Nigerians like sh*t.

Good news, less pressure on forex

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sweet

not edible

free2ryhme:


so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

debolayinka:

You just spoke my mind. I was going to ask if we don't have Nigerians who do the job.

The company is owned by Sri lankians not indians. Your government sold it to them.

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so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

of course when i worked in Notore former NAFCON NIGERIA*now private* just few kilometers from Indorama plant indians control the herm of affairs there too.

[quote author=free2ryhme post=65656032]

so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished


of course yes. when i worked at Notore*a fertilizer,urea&ammonia producing company.
former NAFCON NIGERIA*now private{NOTORE]** just few kilometers from Indorama plant indians control the herm of affairs there too.

free2ryhme:


so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

So, they will invest their hard earned dollars and allow your corrupt country men to ruin their investment? My brother, you can't reap where you didn't sow.

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We lack management skills. Same Nigerians ruin NAFCON, Elements Petrochemicals, Nitel, NEPA, Refinery.

Bring in foreigners to manage the aforementioned moribund companies and see how they will turn around to be a money spinning machine.

We lack managerial and administrative skills and quality.

247TechBlog:
Incredible news

At least some Good news coming out of Nigeria for a change


Meanwhile Check my signature and visit my blog, you'll love it

There are good news everyday and everywhere, it all depends on where you source for your news. This doesn't mean there is absent of bad news, no. If you desire to listen to bad news you certainly search for it,just like if you desire good news you will search for it. However some people have programmed themselves against anything good news in this country.

stefanweeks:

free2ryhme:

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so indians are managing this company in Nigeria shocked

The nation is finished

debolayinka: :

You just spoke my mind. I was going to ask if we don't have Nigerians who do the job.

The company is owned by Sri lankians not indians. Your government sold it to them.

Not totally sold, FG through NNPC still holds some equity. It was a good move if you ask me. Prior to the almost moribund, operating as less than 25% capacity and almost going the way of many of our refineries. When Indorama took over, in less than 12months, without laying off any Nigeria staff, it was operating at 100%.

The returns paid to FG in the first year was way much more than what was ever made prior to privatisation

mapet:


Not totally sold, FG through NNPC still holds some equity. It was a good move if you ask me. Prior to the almost moribund, operating as less than 25% capacity and almost going the way of many of our refineries. When Indorama took over, in less than 12months, without laying off any Nigeria staff, it was operating at 100%.

The returns paid to FG in the first year was way much more than what was ever made prior to privatisation

I Know all that

What i wanted to drive at was to answer the query by free2ryhme as at why 'Indians' are managing the company which is that it was sold to them by the government.

stefanweeks:


I Know all that

What i wanted to drive at was to answer the query by free2ryhme as at why 'Indians' are managing the company which is that it was sold to them by the government.

I am not disputing your statements....in fact I am in tacit support

mapet:


I am not disputing your statements....in fact I am in tacit support

Okay then mate,

Cheers.

Nothing in this government is ever in thousands. You will only be hearing millions, billion, trrillions!

Yet nothing to show for it.

Don't be surprised if you do an investigation and find out that this company produces barely up to 10,000 tonnes.

free2ryhme:


so indians are managing this company in Nigeria

The nation is finished

indians also manage dangotes companies. Black man no get sense

debolayinka:

You just spoke my mind. I was going to ask if we don't have Nigerians who do the job.

Nigerian are more wicked there. See one of the contract staff and ask him.

It is well.

stefanweeks:


The company is owned by Sri lankians not indians. Your government sold it to them.

Indians run and manger every department in indoroma,

mright05:



Indians run and manger every department in indoroma,

Well they own the company duh