Indian Farmers’ Cooperative Fertilizers Limited has announced its highest ever profit before tax (PBT) for 2025-26, with expectations that it will cross Rs 4,106 crore, after a year of flat production and strong sales across fertilizer categories.The cooperative produced 90.62 thousand metric tons of fertilizer during the financial year. This included 48.28 lakh metric tonnes of urea and 42.34 lakh metric tonnes of products like NPK, DAP, water-soluble fertilizers and other specialty variants. High production levels were also recorded at Phulpur, Unla and Paradip units, along with improvements in operational efficiency and logistics, including port operations at Paradip.Total fertilizer shipments reached 119.68 thousand metric tons, reflecting continued demand. Conventional fertilizers accounted for 118.75 lakh metric tons of sales, covering urea, DAP and NPK variants.Nano fertilizers also contributed to overall volumes, with total sales exceeding 301,000 bottles. This includes 221 thousand bottles of Nano Urea Plus liquid and more than 64.89 thousand bottles of Nano DAP liquid. The cooperative also recorded first-year sales of Nano Zinc and Nano Copper.
IFFCO said it continued to work on products such as nanofertilizers and biostimulants, with the aim of improving nutrient efficiency and supporting soil health.The cooperative added that its focus remains on providing fertilisers, promoting balanced crop nutrition and supporting farmers through access to inputs and awareness on use.“As we enter FY 2026-27, let us move forward with inclusive collaborative growth and renewable energy, driven by innovation and a shared commitment to the growth of our farmers,” said Dilip Sanghani, President, IFFCO.
Every achievement we achieve is not just a business success, but a step towards better serving our farmers, who are the true backbone of our nation. We at IFFCO are fulfilling the vision of Sahakar Se Samriddhi.” He also urged farmers to adopt nano-fertilizers and leverage the synergistic power for their growth.He also added, “I encourage every employee and administrator to continue to strive with passion and purpose. Rooted in our cooperative values, backed by science, and guided by the vision of ‘Sahakar Se Samriddhi’, let us work together to create a brighter and more prosperous future for every farmer and every cooperative we serve.”Managing Director KJ Patil took to the social media platformFor the next fiscal year, IFFCO said it will continue to focus on expanding its product range and operations in the coming fiscal year.