Urea B (N46), potash, ammonia, ammonium nitrate and NPK — the nitrogen and compound grades that set yield, sourced from Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.
The most widely used nitrogen fertilizer, and the backbone of our fertilizer book. A white crystalline solid, highly soluble, releasing nitrogen slowly and steadily — which lifts yield while reducing runoff. Supplied bulk, prilled, granular and liquid.
Potash governs how well a crop handles stress — drought, disease, temperature swing. It is the input that protects the yield the nitrogen created, and it holds quality through storage and transport.
The upstream input from which most nitrogen fertilizers are made, and a direct-application fertilizer in its own right. Handled to specification, with the shipping and storage discipline anhydrous ammonia demands.
Where urea releases slowly, ammonium nitrate is immediately available — the grade to reach for when the growing window is short or a crop needs correcting mid-season.
Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in one granule, so every application delivers a balanced ration. The general-purpose workhorse across soil types and cropping systems.
Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan sit on abundant natural gas — the feedstock for ammonia, and therefore for urea and ammonium nitrate. Decades of state-backed capacity turned that gas into some of the most cost-efficient nitrogen production on the planet.
We move that production to global agriculture: European arable farms, South Asian smallholder programmes, East African cooperatives. Contracts are structured for transparency; shipments are timed to the planting window, not to our convenience.
Every fertilizer grade moves through long-standing partnerships in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, and through our standard ten-step procedure — full documentation, financial instruments and shipment terms agreed before anything loads.
Share volume, destination port and target delivery window — we return pricing and procedure within two business days.
