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Africa Fertilizer Producers to Spend $100 Million on Plant Maintenance in 2022-2023

Industrial Info is tracking 78 active African fertilizer plant maintenance projects, worth $100.2 million, that are planned for 2022 through 2023

Released Monday, April 05, 2021

Africa Fertilizer Producers to Spend $100 Million on Plant Maintenance in 2022-2023

Industrial Info is tracking 78 active African fertilizer plant maintenance projects, worth $100.2 million, that are planned for 2022 through 2023.

Abu Qir Fertilizer & Chemical Industries Company plans to spend about $10 million on maintenance, followed by Fertial Spa, with a total planned investment of $9.5 million, and Groupe Chimique Tunisien, with $9 million.

Click here for a list of projects and see graph below showing project spending by company.

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