Ma'aden will supply 600000 tons of fertilizer to Bangladesh

Compound Fertilizer, Monoammonium Phosphate, Nitrogen Fertilizer, Potassium Chloride, Potassium Fertilizer, Potassium Sulfate

Saudi Arabian mining company Ma'aden has renewed an agreement with Bangladesh Agricultural Development Company to supply 600000 tons of fertilizer to BADC. This agreement was signed during the BADC delegation's visit to Ma'aden headquarters.



Ma'aden's supply of diammonium phosphate accounts for approximately 42% of Bangladesh's estimated demand. The renewal of this agreement further consolidates the company's commitment to meeting the demand of the global Phosphate Fertilizer market.



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In the past few years, Ma'aden has expanded its phosphate fertilizer production and plans to increase its phosphate fertilizer production by 50% to 9 million tons per year through the company's phosphate 3 large-scale project. Ma'aden plays an increasingly important role in the global agricultural value chain by strengthening partnerships with key stakeholders, providing high-quality fertilizers, and helping to support global food security.



Hassan Al Ali, Executive Vice President of the Ma'aden Phosphate Division, reviewed the agreement, Say: We are pleased to continue working with BADC to ensure a reliable supply of high-quality fertilizer products to the Bangladesh market. As our business grows, despite global economic challenges, such partnerships are helping us drive sustainable growth in agricultural production in agricultural markets around the world. We are pleased to extend our relationship with BADC for nearly a decade and play a role in helping support food security efforts in the region Function