National Fertilizers
92.81
+0.40(+0.43%)
Market Cap₹4,533.40 Cr
PE Ratio43.20
IndustryChemicals
Company Performance:
1D+0.43%
1M-1.02%
6M+5.77%
1Y-18.56%
5Y+177.46%
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29Sept 25
National Fertilizers Faces ₹116.01 Crore Tax Refund Recovery and Penalty Order
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has been issued a combined refund recovery claim and penalty order of ₹116.01 crore by the Central Tax Department. The substantial amount could potentially impact the company's financial position and operations. NFL has not yet released an official statement regarding the order. Investors and market analysts are expected to closely monitor the situation for its effects on the company's stock performance and financial health.
26Sept 25
National Fertilizers Faces ₹116.01 Crore Tax Recovery Order and Penalty
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has received a tax order from the Central Tax Department for a refund recovery claim and penalty totaling ₹116.01 crore. The order, issued by the Additional Commissioner in Guntur, relates to erroneous refunds and undue refund of accumulated Input Tax Credit. NFL states there's no material impact on its finances and operations, and plans to appeal the order. The company disclosed this information to stock exchanges in compliance with SEBI regulations.
01Sept 25
Russia Eyes 5 Million Ton Fertilizer Supply to India and China
Russia has indicated its readiness to supply 5 million tons of fertilizers to India and China, as reported by TASS, the Russian news agency. This potential arrangement could significantly impact the agricultural sectors of both Asian nations, influencing global fertilizer trade dynamics and potentially affecting domestic fertilizer industries in these countries. The proposed deal highlights the ongoing interplay between geopolitical tensions and economic necessities in international trade.
22Aug 25
GST Cut Proposal for Fertilizers: Potential Boost for NFL and Sector
A tax reform proposal suggests reducing the GST rate on fertilizers from 18% to 5%. This could potentially benefit National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) and the broader fertilizer industry. The proposed cut may lead to lower prices for farmers, improved cash flow for fertilizer companies, a potential boost in demand, and more competitive pricing in the sector. The proposal aligns with government objectives to support agriculture and food security, but its implementation depends on approval from the GST Council and other authorities.
19Aug 25
China Eases Export Restrictions: Potential Impact on Indian Fertilizer Companies
China has removed export restrictions on fertilizers, rare earth elements, and tunnel boring machines to India. This decision could significantly impact Indian companies, particularly in the fertilizer sector. The lifted restrictions may lead to increased availability and potentially affect pricing dynamics in the Indian market. The move also signals a broader easing of trade tensions between the two countries, with potential implications for high-tech industries and infrastructure projects.
12Aug 25
China Eases Urea Export Restrictions to India, Potentially Impacting NFL
China has relaxed its urea export policies toward India, potentially affecting companies like National Fertilizers Limited (NFL). This decision could increase urea supply to India, stabilizing prices and improving availability for farmers. NFL may face changes in supply chain dynamics, pricing strategies, and market share. The move signals improved India-China relations and could benefit India's agricultural sector through better fertilizer access, price stabilization, and enhanced food security efforts.
07Aug 25
National Fertilizers Limited to Review Quarterly Results and Consider Final Dividend
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has scheduled a board meeting for August 14 to review the financial results for the quarter ended June 30 and consider recommending a final dividend. The board will examine both standalone and consolidated un-audited financial results. NFL has implemented a trading window closure from July 1 to August 16 for designated persons and their immediate relatives, in compliance with regulatory requirements.
26Jul 25
National Fertilizers Limited Forms Joint Venture for New Ammonia-Urea Plant in Assam
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has entered a joint venture agreement to establish a new Ammonia-Urea Complex in Namrup, Assam. The venture, Assam Valley Fertilizer And Chemical Company Limited (AVFCCL), involves five partners including the Government of Assam, Oil India Limited, Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Limited, and Brahmaputra Valley Fertilizer Corporation Limited. NFL has invested Rs. 1.80 lakh for an 18% stake in AVFCCL. The project has a tentative 48-month completion timeline and requires approval from the Department of Fertilizers. AVFCCL is incorporated with an authorized capital of Rs. 10.00 crores and a paid-up capital of Rs. 10.00 lakh.
22Jul 25
National Fertilizers Limited Appoints Ms. Ritu Goswami as Additional Director (Technical)
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has appointed Ms. Ritu Goswami as Director (Technical) on its Board, effective July 22, 2025. Ms. Goswami, currently Director (Technical) at Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited, will hold this additional charge for six months or until a regular incumbent is appointed. With over 35 years of experience in the fertilizer industry, Ms. Goswami brings expertise in project management, technology selection, and production optimization. Her appointment is expected to strengthen NFL's technical capabilities in the fertilizer sector.
04Jul 25
National Fertilizers Limited Faces ₹116.01 Crore GST Refund Recovery Notice
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has received a notice for the recovery of GST refunds totaling ₹116.01 crore for the fiscal year April 2022 to March 2023. This significant sum could impact the company's financial position and liquidity. The notice highlights ongoing regulatory scrutiny in the fertilizer sector and the complexities surrounding GST regulations and refunds.
04Jul 25
DIPAM Seeks Fresh Bids for National Fertilizers Limited Offer For Sale
The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) has launched a new round of bidding for an Offer For Sale (OFS) of National Fertilizers Limited (NFL). This move indicates a potential shift in the government's disinvestment strategy for the company. While specific details about the offer size and timeline are yet to be disclosed, the announcement is part of the government's ongoing efforts to manage its public sector enterprises. The news could impact NFL's stock performance, with investors and analysts awaiting further details from DIPAM regarding the OFS process.
30May 25
National Fertilizers Q4 Results: Net Profit Dips YoY, Shows QoQ Improvement
National Fertilizers Ltd's Q4 financial results show a mixed performance. Revenue decreased to ₹4,460.00 crore, down 15.60% YoY. EBITDA fell to ₹230.00 crore, a 39.79% YoY decline, with EBITDA margin contracting to 5.26%. Net profit dropped to ₹97.30 crore, a 46.54% YoY decrease. However, the company saw a significant QoQ improvement in net profit, rising from ₹30.90 crore to ₹97.30 crore, a 214.89% increase.
23Apr 25
National Fertilizers Faces ₹3.84 Billion Tax Demand Amid GST Refund Scrutiny
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) faces ₹3.84 billion in tax demands from state authorities for fiscal years 2021-22 and 2022-23. The demands relate to GST refunds claimed under the inverted duty structure provision. NFL argues against the demands, citing government subsidies affecting tax values. The company plans to file a reply or appeal and states there's no material impact on its operations.
22Apr 25
National Fertilizers Faces ₹383.34 Crore Tax Demand for GST Refunds
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has received tax demand orders totaling ₹383.34 crore from the State Tax Officer in Ahmedabad. The demands stem from GST audits for FY 2021-22 (₹189.83 crore) and FY 2022-23 (₹193.51 crore), challenging NFL's GST refund claims under the inverted duty structure. The tax department cites a 2020 circular stating that refunds don't apply when input and output supplies are the same. NFL argues that government subsidies led to ITC accumulation and plans to file a reply or appeal. The company reports no material impact on its operations.
20Feb 25
National Fertilizers Limited to Join Strategic Joint Venture for New Ammonia-Urea Complex in Assam
National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has approved participation in a joint venture to establish a new ammonia-urea complex in Namrup, Assam. NFL will hold an 18% equity stake in the project, which aims to expand production capacity in Northeast India. The Namrup IV project, approved by the Department of Fertilizers, is set to be completed within 48 months from the start date. This strategic move is expected to strengthen NFL's market position and support the region's agricultural sector.
National Fertilizers
92.81
+0.40
(+0.43%)
1 Year Returns:-18.56%