Phân bón thế giới 10/10/2026- thầu Ấn như gáo nước lạnh làm đóng băng thế giới phân bón urea

[Music] Warmest greetings to all my friends and colleagues near and far in the [music] industry. And today is a very special day, October 10th, a day full of perfect scores, and we will witness some very special events that have just happened in the world of fertilizers this past week [music] and, well, back up again, the

most dramatic news this time, which happened so quickly and dangerously, is the IBL India tender, which I'm sure the whole country already knows about. I bet the music market will be as cold as urea next week. In general, IBL India recorded bids from 25 companies this time, with a total combined volume. The consolidated volume means the

official volume will be lower at 5.3 million tons. And the bidder for L1, Adicia B, submitted the most competitive bid at 356.25 West Indian for a volume of 350,000 tonnes. Meanwhile, Millenium offered the lowest price on the east coast of India at $352.10 per ton. with a volume of 60,000 tons, and both of these prices are

significantly lower than the next lowest bids . Compared to the Indian tender earlier this year (April 15th), the current winning bid price has decreased by as much as $607 per ton. Is n't that terrible? Let's not talk like that, it sounds scary. If I told the lottery ticket guy that it was from

last week—not last week, but last month—he'd probably be less scared. That means a decrease of about $40 per ton compared to the price 11 months ago. And this time, what was India's reaction? They did n't buy everything. Normally, in India, after seeing the greeting card, he'd buy everything [music] that meets the L1 price requirement. But this time, he