Chambal Fertilisers: Technical Ammonium Nitrate plant with a capex of Rs 1,645 crore
- Chambal Fertilisers: Technical Ammonium Nitrate plant with a capex of Rs 1,645 crore
- Chambal Fertilisers, a new entrant, is setting up a 2.4 lakh MTPA-ammonium nitrate plant with a capex of Rs 1,645 crore
- Overall progress achieved ~37%
- Larsen & Toubro bags EPC contract for Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals' TAN Project
- The size of the contract is Rs. 960.71 crore and is scheduled to be completed within 30 months from April 5, 2023
- Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited accounts for nearly 13% of the total urea produced in the country
The company plans to set up the TAN plant as well as a 210,000 tonne/year weak nitric acid (WNA) line at an estimated cost of Indian rupees (Rs) 16.45bn
Chambal currently produces excess ammonia at its fertilizer plants at Gadepan which is sold in the domestic market
The WNA unit will provide feedstock for the TAN plant.
“The demand for TAN in India outstrips the supply and many producers are forced to depend on imports
The company plans to use this excess ammonia for the production of TAN, which will be mainly targeted at the Indian domestic market
The plants are expected to commence operations by October 2025
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