India’s Fertiliser Sector Sees Strong Market Leadership, Reflecting Growth in Agri-Inputs Industry
New Delhi, December 22, 2025 — India’s fertiliser and agri-input industry continues to demonstrate strong market confidence, with leading companies commanding significant market capitalisation. The latest data highlights how established players are shaping the country’s agricultural ecosystem amid rising demand for food security, sustainable farming, and advanced crop nutrition solutions.
At the top of the list is Coromandel International, which leads the fertiliser landscape with a market capitalisation of ₹69,924 crore. The company’s strong presence in fertilisers, crop protection, and agri-solutions has reinforced its position as a key contributor to Indian agriculture.
Close behind is UPL, valued at ₹65,100 crore, reflecting its global footprint and growing focus on integrated agri-input solutions. Fertilisers & Chemicals Travancore (FACT) holds the third position with a market capitalisation of ₹56,363 crore, underlining the continued relevance of public sector enterprises in supporting fertiliser availability and farmer needs.
PI Industries, known for its innovation-driven approach and strong exports in agrochemicals, stands at ₹49,299 crore. Meanwhile, multinational players such as Sumitomo Chemical India (₹22,559 crore) and Bayer CropScience (₹19,595 crore) continue to play an important role in introducing advanced crop protection and technology-led solutions in the Indian market.
Completing the list is Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals, with a market capitalisation of ₹18,268 crore, maintaining its importance in supplying key nutrients to Indian farmers, particularly in the urea segment.
Industry experts note that the strong valuations reflect growing investor confidence in the fertiliser and agri-input sector, driven by factors such as increasing food demand, government support for agriculture, and a gradual shift toward specialty fertilisers and sustainable farming practices.
As India focuses on enhancing crop productivity while addressing soil health and climate challenges, the fertiliser industry is expected to play a critical role. Companies that invest in innovation, efficiency, and environmentally responsible solutions are likely to shape the next phase of growth in Indian agriculture.
Author
Gagan Tripathi is an agripreneur, plant scientist, and author known for his work in agritech innovation and sustainable horticulture. He is the Co-founder and CEO of Plant Orbit, a horticulture-focused startup dedicated to making healthy, scientifically managed plants accessible to urban and institutional consumers. Born in 2000, Gagan holds a master’s degree in Agriculture Extension and Communication, blending agricultural science with entrepreneurship and community outreach. He is also the author of the bestseller “Roadmap to Your Healthy Succulents”. His work focuses on sustainable plant care, green entrepreneurship, and building impact-driven agri startups in India.
