Smallcap fertiliser stock zooms 53% in 4 weeks on hopes of normal monsoon

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Smallcap fertiliser stock zooms 53% in 4 weeks on hopes of normal monsoon - Business Standard

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In the past two days, the stock price of Paradeep Phosphates soared 16% after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday predicted an "above normal" monsoon in 2025.

Structurally as well as in the short term, analysts at Elara Capital said they prefer fertilizer companies such as Coromandel International and Paradeep over agrochemical sector given that the import replacement of volume and profits is set to play out for the fertilizer sector.

Given the growing need for food security, healthy soil, and balanced fertilization, coupled with favorable government policies, the fertilizer demand in the country is expected to remain strong, the management said.