India's National Fertilizers reported a profit in the second quarter on Monday as lower costs helped cushion the impact of lower product prices.

UPL, which reported a second straight quarter of revenue growth after declining for four, expects 4%-8% growth in revenue in fiscal 2025.

Following Aarti Industries’ announcement that its profit after tax (PAT) decreased 43% year over year (YoY) to Rs 52 crore ...

Agrochemical major UPL Group saw its losses widen for the September quarter despite an increase in volumes offset by pricing pressure, higher costs and forex losses. The company reported a net loss of ...

Aarti Industries shares fell 9.3% after reporting a 43% YoY drop in PAT for Q2. Despite a 12% revenue rise, challenges in ...

The company also reported an exceptional loss of Rs 87 crore, which was not adjusted in the EBITDA, highlighting ongoing ...

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has confiscated counterfeit agrochemical products valued ...

Heads must roll for the regulatory failure that caused the “utterly unacceptable” deaths of six Soweto children who ingested ...

Specifically, in an Oct. 17 article, he reported that the Pesticide Management Regulatory Agency “collaborated with an ...

If you’ve noticed your grocery bill climbing higher, you’re not alone. Food prices in Japan spiked to their highest levels, ...

The agency attributed the success of the raid to intelligence reports, targeted at agrochemical sellers distributing the fake ...