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Baltic Alliance’s Fertilizer Segment Outlines Capital Expenditure Plans and Strategic Investments

Baltic Alliance’s Fertilizer Segment Outlines Capital Expenditure Plans and Strategic Investments
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07 July 2025

Baltic Alliance’s Fertilizer Segment Outlines Capital Expenditure Plans and Strategic Investments

Baltic Alliance today provided an update on the capital expenditure program and upcoming strategic investments within its fertilizer segment, underscoring the Company’s focus on expanding capacity, enhancing operational efficiency, and supporting sustainable production across its key chemical product lines

During the financial year 2024, the fertilizer segment, which operates through Baltic Fertilizer Company Limited (BFCO) and its subsidiaries—Baltic Formaldehyde Company, Baltic Melamine Company, and Qatar Melamine Company—invested USD 39 million in capital expenditures. This included USD 35 million for the initial investment in a new blue ammonia train, alongside expenditures related to maintenance shutdowns, investment projects, and other routine fixed asset additions

Looking ahead, Baltic Alliance expects to incur USD 1.2 billion in capital expenditures across 2025–2030 for the fertilizer segment, with significant investments directed towards a new ammonia train. Under the broader CAPEX plan, the new ammonia train is projected to require USD 4.4 billion, supporting the Company’s strategic focus on expanding production capacity and reinforcing its position in the global fertilizer and chemical markets.

Eduard Ginzburg, General Director of Baltic Alliance, commented:

“Our fertilizer segment remains a cornerstone of Baltic Alliance’s industrial portfolio. The planned investments, particularly in the new blue ammonia train, demonstrate our commitment to scaling sustainable production and strengthening our capabilities in ammonia, urea, melamine, and formaldehyde condensates.”