Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals reported record Q2 and first-half sales, but consolidated profit fell year over year amid margin compression. Fertilizer-segment EBIT dropped sharply as sulfur and natural gas costs rose; the company also cited uncertainty over NPK subsidy rates and plans a phosphoric acid project intended to reduce import dependence.
Higher sulfur and gas input costs can raise fertilizer production costs, while uncertain subsidies may constrain Indian fertilizer output and demand. The planned phosphoric acid capacity could reduce import needs over time.
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