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Madras Fertilizers Ltd

NSE: MADRASFERT BSE: 590134

₹66.25

(-0.57%)

Sat, 23 May 2026, 00:13 pm

Company History

1966

  • Madras Fertilizers Ltd. was incorporated as a Joint Venture between GOI and Amoco India Incorporated of USA.

1968

  • The Company entered into a Purchase Agreement with Madras Refineries Limited for an annual requirement of 250,000 MT.

1975

  • The Company achieved a unique distinction in plant safety record of 3190 accident-free days from February 10, 1975, to November 5, 1983.

1991

  • The Company received an award from Fertilizer Association of India for outstanding performance in the production of phosphatic fertilizers.

1992

  • MFL commissioned a Hydrolizer Stripper plant for treating effluents from ammonia and urea plants.
  • The Company developed a green belt in the plant campus covering about 30 acres.
  • MFL received the Farmers Service Award for the year.
  • The Company established about 150 upcountry warehouses through State/Central Warehousing Corporations.

1993

  • The Company received the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial National Award for effective implementation of pollution control methods.
  • MFL received the Second prize in National Energy Conservation for the year.
  • The Company increased the capacity of the Ammonia Plant by 40% and the Urea Plant by 66%.

1994

  • MFL entered into a purchase agreement for an annual requirement of 2,50,000 MT of Naphtha with Madras Refineries Ltd.
  • The Company installed a dual pipe reactor system in the NPK 'B' train to enhance production rate.

1995

  • The Company was awarded an 'Excellent' rating for the year 1995-96 by the Department of Fertilizers.

1996

  • The company set up a Reverse Osmosis Plant to take care of future water shortages.
  • MFL received the ISO 9002 certification effective November 1.

1997

  • The company entered the capital market for the first time with an initial public offering (IPO) of Rs.42.95 crores.
  • MFL planned to set up a sulphuric acid plant with a 400 tonne per annum capacity at its Manali plant.
  • The Madras Fertilisers plant was closed down on November 30 due to a gas leak.

1998

  • MFL commenced marketing of an eco-friendly neem-based pesticide called 'Vijay Neem'.
  • The Company received the 'Energy Conservation Award' for the year 1996-97.
  • MFL received the 'Best Environmental and Ecological Implementation Gold Award' from International Greenland Society.
  • The Company received the 'Best Tax Payer Award' for the year 1995-96.

1999

  • The government proposed to reduce its stake in MFL to 8% from 58%.
  • Biwater Plc entered the race for the construction of a $100 million effluent re-use plant for Madras Fertilisers and Refineries industries complex.
  • MFL signed an MoU with Monsanto Enviro Chem System Inc. to rectify problems with the prill tower.
  • The government proposed to convert Rs 80-crore of loans into preference shares.
  • MFL planned to set up a 25 MW captive power plant and switch from naphtha to LNG for feedstock.

2001

  • Madras Fertilisers Ltd signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Fertilisers, Government of India for the year 2001-02.

2002

  • The Government of India approved the financial restructuring of Madras Fertilizers.
  • Mr. Pawan Kumar Wadhwa and Mr. Suresh Chandra ceased to be Directors, and Mr. M R Sharma was appointed as a Director.
  • Mr. Sukumar N Oommen was appointed as the Chairman and MD of the company.

2003

  • National Iranian Oil Company granted a No Objection Certificate to the government for the sell-off of Madras Fertilizers Ltd.
  • The government approved a financial restructuring package for MFL, including waiver of outstanding interest and moratorium on principal repayment.
  • Mr. Sukumar N Oommen was appointed as the Chairman and MD of the company.
  • The stock price increased by 9.8% due to financial restructuring.

2005

  • Madras Fertilizers Ltd entered into a one-time settlement agreement with ICICI Bank, benefiting MFL by Rs 18.95 crore.

2007

  • The company created an Email ID for the Grievance Redressal Division/Compliance Officer and a website called www.madrasfert.nic.in.

2008

  • Shri S Muralidharan was appointed as Chairman & Managing Director in place of Shri G S Mangat.

2009

  • Shri M S Mathews was appointed as a Director - Technical of the company.

2010

  • Dr. V. Rajagopalan was appointed as a Director of the company.
  • MFL upgraded to the latest ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System certification.

2013

  • Dr I Vijayakumar was appointed as a Compliance Officer of the Company.

2014

  • Shri V Muralidharan was appointed as Company Secretary of the company.

2019

  • MFL successfully completed the feedstock conversion from Naphtha to RLNG during the year.

2020

  • MFL has its own Environmental Management System certification (ISO 14001:2015) valid up to November 29, 2020.

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