- Fertiliser stocks in India have surged due to hopes of GST exemption on fertilizers.
- Government-run fertiliser companies (NFL, RCF, GSFC, GNFC, FACT) saw stock increases between 1-7%.
- Private sector fertiliser stocks (Chambal, Coromandel) also hit record highs, gaining over 3% each.
- The BJP-led government aims to provide financial relief to farmers, addressing discontent in the farming community.
- The Fitment Committee is expected to propose removing the 5% GST levy on fertilizers to the GST Council on June 22.
- Removing the tax requires approvals from the Group of Ministers and the government.
- The GST exemption is anticipated to lower farming costs and boost fertilizer demand, especially before the annual budget on July 22.
- Good monsoons and the government’s rural relief focus have also driven the rally in fertiliser stocks.
Source: businesstoday.in
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