1. 1650 TPD NPK plant at Ambalamedu - Construction of a new 1,650 TPD NPK plant is underway at the Cochin Division, with major equipment delivered and civil works progressing. This single project lifts annual fertiliser capacity from 10 lakh MT to 15 lakh MT, a 50% step-up that directly addresses the company's main volume constraint.
2. DAP production at Udyogamandal - FACT received government induction to manufacture DAP at its Udyogamandal plant and commenced production from 15 May 2026. Adding DAP broadens the product mix into a high-demand phosphate fertiliser, letting the company capture subsidy-linked revenue it previously left on the table.
3. Board-approved ₹6,350 cr intermediate capacity expansion - The Board granted in-principle approval on 31 Oct 2025 for capital projects totalling ₹6,350 crore covering new Phosphoric Acid, Sulphuric Acid, and Urea plants, now awaiting Government of India approval. If cleared, these plants remove the intermediate bottleneck that forces FACT to buy costly imported acids, directly widening fertiliser margins.
4. Geographic expansion into new states - FACT established new marketing zones and stock points in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh/Telangana, and plans to add Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh in 2025-26. A wider sales footprint de-risks the order book from its traditional southern dependence and provides the outlet for the coming capacity surge.
5. Marketing division FY26 volume target - The marketing division is targeting 11.75 lakh MT of indigenous products, 3 lakh MT of imported products, and 43,000 MT of traded products for 2025-26. The target implies a material step-up in traded and imported volumes, which can lift revenue even before new plants come online.
6. Financial restructuring and Mini Ratna bid - A restructuring package has been submitted to the Government of India seeking conversion of part of the ₹1,770 crore GoI loan into equity, a waiver of ₹1,673 crore in accrued interest, and interest-free repayment of the balance over 5-8 years. Approval would slash the interest burden that currently consumes a large share of operating profit, directly lifting net earnings.
7. Long-term raw-material supply agreements - FACT signed a 3-year rock phosphate agreement with SNPT (Togo), a 5-year RLNG agreement with IOCL, and long-term sulphur agreements with BPCL and MRPL. Locking in key feedstocks at predictable prices protects the margin uplift from the capacity expansions already underway.