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31.01.2024
Uralchem
Group announces that 34,000 tonnes of potash it has donated
to Nigeria has arrived at the country’s port of Onne where
it is currently being offloaded.
26.01.2024
The according plans were highlighted in Moscow at a meeting of the
Russia-Nigeria Business Council, held on January 26th at the Chamber of
Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation.
18.01.2024
Uralchem
Group and Xinjiang
Golden Pomegranate Agricultural Import and Export Co. LTD, a Chinese importer of mineral fertilisers,
signed a memorandum of understanding.
28.12.2023
In 2023, the Company completed over 70 field tests of new products, and its product range now boasts 15 new products, with five more grades under development.
28.12.2023
Uralchem Group announces that a humanitarian shipment of over 34,000 tonnes of potash has been fully loaded onto a vessel in the port of Ventspils, Latvia, and is now en route to Nigeria.
13.12.2023
Uralchem achieved a Group A (which is the highest group) ranking in the Sustainable Development Vector index and Group B+ ranking in the Responsibility and Transparency index.
11.12.2023
Uralchem Group announces that a humanitarian shipment of over 23,000
tonnes of fertilisers for Zimbabwe has been fully loaded onto a vessel in the
ports of Riga, Latvia, and Ghent, Belgium, and has started its journey to the
port of Beira in Mozambique.
28.07.2023
Uralchem, one of the key suppliers of Russian mineral fertilisers to Africa, held a session titled ‘Fertiliser Market Stability as a Guarantee of Hunger Elimination in African Countries’ as part of the second Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
19.07.2023
Uralchem and Uralkali took part in the first demonstration day of the Industrial Centre of Competence for the Chemical Industry in Cherepovets (Vologda Region, Russia).
10.07.2023
Uralchem became a co-founder of the AI Club in the Agribusiness Sector, the first association of such kind in Russia. The club will be supervising agricultural projects involving artificial intelligence (AI).
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