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India's IPL seeks 1.7 million t urea in import tender – shipment by 1 Dec

طلب شراء – India

Indian Potash Limited, buying for India's Department of Fertilizers, tendered for 1.7 Mt of prilled or granular urea: 1 Mt for west coast ports and 0.7 Mt for east coast ports. Offers could be FOB or CFR, and volumes could be split among several suppliers.

Lead typeBuy requirement
StatusClosed 07 Oct 2026 – regular buyer, watch for next tender
ProductUrea, prilled or granular (min. 46% N), bulk
Product groupFertilizers & agri-inputs · HS 31, 2503, 2510, 2814
Quantity1,700,000 t
BuyerIndian Potash Limited (IPL)
CountryIndia · Asia & Pacific
OriginOptional origins
DestinationIndia – west coast (1 Mt) and east coast (0.7 Mt) ports
Delivery / termsFOB or CFR; latest shipment 1 Dec 2026 (amended from 15 Dec); offers valid to 15 Oct
Deadline07 Oct 2026
Published23 Sep 2026
SourceFertilizer Daily

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