Latest Fertilisers News

Dyno Nobel has finalised the sale of its Fertilisers Distribution business and is advancing strategic shifts including a new US TNT manufacturing partnership, underpinning a strong FY25 outlook.

Ridley Corporation has completed its $300 million acquisition of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers, marking a strategic expansion into a new growth pillar within Australian agricultural services.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited (ECT) is set to acquire exclusive rights to Rice University’s innovative Flash Joule Heating technology, promising a breakthrough in PFAS soil remediation. The company also announces a $3 million capital raise to accelerate development and commercialisation.

Sprintex Limited has secured a significant A$16.6 million order to supply integrated control systems for Mest Water’s innovative manure processing units, marking a major step in sustainable agriculture technology in the Netherlands.

Memphasys has upgraded its contract with ITL to A$390,000 and expanded its territory to include Turkey, marking its first contracted revenues in the EU ahead of expected CE Mark approval.

ABx Group has locked in a significant investment deal with Good Importing International to develop its bauxite projects in Queensland and New South Wales, positioning itself to capitalize on recent global supply disruptions.

PRL Global Limited has completed its strategic acquisition of the Ardmore Phosphate Mine in Queensland, setting the stage for a ramp-up in operations and first shipments later this year.

Delorean Corporation has locked in a long-term biomethane supply agreement with Origin Energy, underpinning its SA1 Salisbury bioenergy project with up to $40 million in revenue over 10 years.

PRL Global Limited has cleared all hurdles to acquire Centrex Ltd and Agriflex Pty Ltd, including the Ardmore Phosphate Mine, with operations already resuming and first shipments expected later this year.

RLF AgTech has completed a $4.5 million placement by issuing over 90 million new shares, bolstering its capacity to advance sustainable crop nutrition solutions across Australia and Asia.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited reported a $3.52 million net loss for FY2025, marking a modest 5% improvement, while making significant progress in commercialising its COLDry fertiliser technology and securing over $1.7 million in new capital.

Wesfarmers delivered a solid FY25 with revenue rising 3.4% to $45.7 billion and net profit after tax up 14.4%, driven by strong performances in Bunnings and Kmart. The company announced increased dividends and a proposed capital return, while navigating challenges in its lithium business and ongoing cost pressures.