India is the world's second-largest fertiliser consumer after China and depends heavily on imports of both raw materials and finished products
Shares of fertiliser companies jumped up to 5 per cent on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump agreed to a temporary two-week ceasefire with Iran
Tech analysts Drumil Vithlani of Bonanza and Aakash Shah of Choice Equity Broking decode trading strategy in Apex Frozen Foods, Rallis India, Coromandel and Tata Consumer Products ahead of Budget 2026
Coromandel International signs MoU with IIT Madras to set up a corporate research centre, boosting agri innovation, sustainability, and industry-academia collaboration
Elara Capital continues to prefer fertiliser companies over their agrochemical counterparts due to several growth opportunities offered by the sector without any meaningful risk
The movement in the trading volume of the company's shares, Coromandel International said, appears to be driven by market conditions
Analysts at Nuvama expect Coromandel to clock ~15 per cent revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the next five years, with profitability improving as integration benefits materialise.
Bajaj Auto, 360 One Wam, Hexaware Technologies, Akzo Nobel India stocks are seen trading above the SuperTrend line indicator on the daily charts.
Coromandel International's Managing Director and CEO S Sankarasubramanian, has been elected Chairman of the Fertiliser Association of India, with Siba Prasad Mohanty as Co-Chairman