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Indian Urea Industry - Major Policy Decisions Made to Address the Supply Shortage and Curb Subsidy Expenditure
GlobalData, August 2012, Pages: 7
Indian Urea Industry - Major Policy Decisions Made to Address the Supply Shortage and Curb Subsidy Expenditure
Summary
Urea is an organic compound used widely as a fertilizer in the agriculture sector. Initially discovered as a naturally occurring chemical, it was later found that it can also be produced synthetically. It is now the most consumed nitrogenous fertilizer in the world. Realizing the importance of urea in the Indian agriculture sector, the government put it under state control so that it remains accessible to Indian farmers at a lower cost. However, changes in government policies over the last decade have made the urea industry unattractive to enter. Although demand for urea grew consistently in the last decade, there was no improvement in the production capacity leading to supply shortages and a heavy imports dependency. The urea investment policy in 2008 tried to encourage investment in the natural gas based urea plants but failed to insulate producers from natural gas price volatility.
Scope
- Analyses the demand and production scenario of urea industry in India
- Analyses the new invetment policy for urea
- Analyses the Indian subsidy bill for urea
Reasons to buy
- Understand the supply and demand scenorio for urea in India
- Details of urea capacity and upcoming projects in India
- Formulate strategies based on the current trends in the industry
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1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 Summary
3 Indian Urea Industry - Major Policy Decisions Made to Address the Supply Shortage and Curb Subsidy Expenditure
3.1 Urea – A Low Cost Fertilizer with High Nitrogen Content
3.2 Urea Demand in India has Grown Steadily while the Production Remained Stagnant
3.3 New Investment Policy on Urea to Facilitate Capacity Expansion in the Sector
3.3.1 Urea Investment Policy, 2008
3.3.2 New Urea Investment Policy, 2012
3.4 The Indian Government is Urgently Trying to Reduce the Urea Subsidy Bill
3.5 Conclusion
4 Appendix
4.1 Bibliography
4.2 Methodology
4.2.1 Coverage
4.2.2 Secondary Research
4.2.3 Primary Research
4.2.4 Expert Panel Validation
4.3 Contact Us
4.4 Disclaimer
1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Urea Industry, India, Demand and Production (MMtpa), 2005–2016
Table 2: Urea Industry, India, Floor and Ceiling Price Under Investment Policy, 2008
Table 3: Urea Industry, India, Floor and Ceiling Price Under Investment Policy, 2012
Table 4: Urea Industry, India, Capacity (MMtpa), 2005–2016
Table 5: Urea Industry, Planned Project Details, 2012–2016
Table 6: Urea Industry, India, Subsidy Bill for Urea Industry ($bn), 2006–2012
1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Urea Industry, India, Demand and Production (MMtpa), 2005–2016
Figure 2: Urea Industry, India, Capacity (MMtpa), 2005–2016
Figure 3: Urea Industry, India, Subsidy Bill for Urea Industry ($bn), 2006–2012
Figure 4: Urea Industry, India, Government Approach in Reducing Urea Subsidy, 2012
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