Which ammonia synthesis companies will not incur losses this year?
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Due to the sharp rise in raw material prices and a sluggish fertilizer market throughout the year, are there any ammonia synthesis companies that will not incur losses this year?
Anyway, we’re definitely going to suffer losses; another company I’m aware of has also lost tens of millions so far
The ammonia synthesis plant is definitely losing money; fortunately, we have managed to recycle the hydrogen from other plants.
Recently, product prices have risen; liquid ammonia, methanol, and urea are all generating profits
The good performance in the second half of the year cannot make up for the losses in the first half. We are also losing money.
As far as I know, Ge Da’s factory is losing a lot of money, and I think it will lose even more next year. Resource companies have already raised prices under the pretext of **energy conservation and emission reduction**. With no policies or regulatory bodies to oversee them this year, they will be even bolder in doing so in the future. In my opinion, ammonia and fertilizer manufacturers do generate profits, but those profits are taken by upstream companies, enriching only a few individuals.
It seems like it’s not a loss, after all; both compound fertilizers and phosphate ammonium fertilizers have also seen price increases
I started working at this factory this year, but I heard that the bonuses this year are much higher than last year; I guess our factory isn’t losing money
Reply to 1# Catalyst Expert: We are not losing money
Profits and losses depend on factors such as natural gas, coke oven gas, and coal! For example, there should be no losses in natural gas in the north!
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