Ammonia

High-Purity Feedstock

The starting point for nearly all nitrogen fertilizers and a major industrial chemical — and, increasingly, a carrier for clean hydrogen energy.

Sourcing · Global

  • 82%Nitrogen content
  • −33°CRefrigerated shipping
  • NH₃Base for every nitrogen fertilizer

The most concentrated nitrogen of all — around 82% N, the feedstock behind nearly every nitrogen fertilizer.

Anhydrous, from commercial to metallurgical grade — matched on purity, water and oil content to the end use.

Why it matters

Made by combining nitrogen from the air with hydrogen — the base for urea, ammonium nitrate and DAP, a workhorse industrial chemical, and increasingly a carrier for clean hydrogen energy.

Handled with discipline

A liquefied gas — refrigerated near −33 °C or stored under pressure in specialised insulated carriers. Toxic, so safety, containment and trained handling matter as much as the product.

Key applications

  • Fertilizer feedstock

    the base for urea, ammonium nitrate, phosphates and

Field-direct

Anhydrous ammonia injected straight into soil as a high-efficiency nitrogen source.

Clean-energy carrier

An emerging zero-carbon fuel and a practical way to move hydrogen around the world.

Anhydrous — commercial, refrigeration, metallurgical — distinguished by purity and water content, matched to the end use.

NH₃ purity · moisture / water · oil content

A liquefied gas — refrigerated near −33 °C or under pressure — in specialised insulated carriers, with strict safety and trained handling at every step.

Toxic · certified equipment · disciplined logistics