Agriculture Input Companies

Tropical Agrosystem eyes 22% revenue jump to ₹2,200 crore in FY26

Chennai-based agrochemicals company Tropical Agrosystem is targeting a 22 per cent jump in revenues to Rs 2,200 crore this fiscal year, driven by a favourable monsoon and strong demand for its patented products, Chairman V K Jhaver said. The company, which competes with MNC giants like Bayer, Syngenta and UPL, expects to turn debt-free by next fiscal and is exploring private equity funding instead of going public. Tropical Agrosystem has launched three patented products including herbicide Tag Proxy and granular insecticide Tag Stem Lee, with three more slated for December launch. The company is confident of achieving Rs 100 crore in sales from its new dual-action paddy insecticide Stem Lee alone this financial year. "We have just introduced one patented product 'Stem Lee' for dual-action control of stem borer and leaf folder in paddy crops. I am confident that this product will have sales of Rs 100 crore this year. I don't think it should be a problem to achieve Rs 2,200 crore sale

India needs robust policies for ethanol to sustain distillery investments

Indian Oil Corporation has set up 100 per cent ethanol dispensing outlets at 400 petrol pumps in Maharashtra, Karnataka, UP, and Tamil Nadu, Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said

PI Industries: Reaping gains from sustained growth across businesses

Strong beat in Q3, positive management commentary sees stock gain more than 9 per cent on Wednesday

Normal monsoon to bring cheer for agri input companies in September quarter

Companies raise their products' price to offset raw material price hike partly

Correction turns spotlight on agricultural stocks

Investors can consider firms with strong growth drivers

Companies to focus on agri input space

Stronger domestic portfolio to help PI Industries; herbicides, fungicides portfolio to boost Bayer CropSciences