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Urea price trends across China on June 11 / Author/Source: Yuege Agri-Materials Network / Date: 2021-06-11 / Clicks: 13. The domestic urea market remained stable with slight increases today. As prices have reached high levels, some end-users have become more cautious about purchasing, which has hindered sales at higher price points. Some production facilities are still under maintenance or temporarily shut down, so daily production remains below that of the same period last year. The shortage of supply in certain areas has not improved yet. Meanwhile, companies have sufficient pre-orders, which supports current price levels. According to local reports, India’s MMTC will issue a tender for the purchase of urea in the near future, possibly as early as today; delivery is expected to take place around July 23rd or 24th, in line with earlier expectations of a tender being issued in mid-June. It is expected that the domestic urea market will remain at high levels ahead of the release of the new round of printing orders. Below are the latest prices across various regions in China today: The main ex-factory prices for urea on June 11th, along with changes in prices in different areas. In Shandong, the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized granules is 2600–2730 yuan per ton; in Linyi, the market price for such granules is around 2700 yuan per ton. In Heze, the purchase price for small and medium-sized granules is approximately 2650–2680 yuan per ton, with prices remaining stable. In Hebei, the ex-factory price for small granules is around 2700–2720 yuan per ton, also with stable prices. In Henan, the main ex-factory price for small and medium-sized granules is 2620–2700 yuan per ton, again with stable prices. In Anhui, the main ex-factory price for small granules is around 2740–2780 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Jiangsu, the main price range for small and medium-sized granules is 2710–2810 yuan per ton, also stable. In Shanxi, the price for small granules is around 2610–2650 yuan per ton, while the price for large granules is around 2620–2650 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Inner Mongolia, the main export price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2550–2650 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Hubei, the ex-factory price for small granules is around 2700 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Shaanxi, the local sales price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2680–2700 yuan per ton, with some companies raising their prices by 20 yuan per ton. In Guangxi, the main wholesale price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2800–2850 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Sichuan, the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2500–2600 yuan per ton, with some companies raising their prices by 100 yuan per ton. In Guangdong, the main wholesale price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2780–2850 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Xinjiang, the ex-factory price is around 2500–2630 yuan per ton, with some companies raising their prices by 70 yuan per ton. In Jilin, the ex-factory price is around 2800 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Heilongjiang, the price for small granules transported by road or train is 2800 yuan per ton, with stable prices. In Liaoning, the price for small granules transported by road is 2830–2890 yuan per ton, with a rise of 30 yuan per ton