Raw material price spike and subsidy gap
Ammonia and sulfur prices surged ~$840/ton and ~$800/ton respectively, while NBS rates increased only 10%. Government may not provide timely additional subsidy, compressing H1 margins.
Coromandel International · Material risks, their source context, and severity in the latest available quarter.
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Ammonia and sulfur prices surged ~$840/ton and ~$800/ton respectively, while NBS rates increased only 10%. Government may not provide timely additional subsidy, compressing H1 margins.
80%+ of ammonia and sulfur imports transit via the Strait of Hormuz; ongoing crisis threatens Q2 availability and keeps prices elevated.
₹71 crore impairment taken on Daksha investment due to order execution delays; management is personally driving recovery but no near-term revenue visibility.
Despite 60% volume growth, adoption remains slow without policy intervention; farmers continue to prefer subsidized urea and DAP.