10 Jun 2026
India's fertiliser subsidy is set to roughly double while the government insists the fiscal deficit stays in control, easing input costs for farmers.
A higher subsidy cushions margins at urea and complex-fertiliser makers like Coromandel and Chambal by absorbing elevated global gas and phosphate prices.

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