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Indian Potash Limited’s FY2017-18 annual report identifies three business segments. The fertiliser segment is trading of fertilisers. Sugar is a separate segment that includes sugar and related by-products. The report’s others segment includes manufacturing cattle feed and poultry feed, milk and milk products, and trading gold and other precious metals. The company says the segment structure reflects its organisational structure and the differing risks and returns of the businesses. It allocates segment assets according to operations and physical location, excluding investments and income-tax assets managed by the treasury function. It allocates segment liabilities according to operations, excluding borrowings and income-tax liabilities. The report provides revenue, expenses, operating profit and assets by segment. The FY2016-17 report additionally describes port operations within the fertiliser segment. The business combines fertiliser trading with food, agricultural-input, dairy and selected commodity-trading operations.
About this company
Indian Potash Limited is one of India's oldest and largest fertiliser enterprises, incorporated in 1955 with the original aim of promoting the balanced use of potash among Indian farmers. Over the decades it has grown into the country's leading importer and distributor of Muriate of Potash and related fertilisers, operating warehouses across major Indian ports and a nationwide dealership network. Beyond fertilisers, the company has diversified into dairy processing, cattle feed, sugar manufacturing and precious-metals trading. Its ownership is dominated by co-operative and state institutions, including the Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative. Because the company operates in the unlisted space and is not traded on any stock exchange, its shares are sometimes discussed by investors looking at the agri-input and food-supply chain ahead of any potential public listing. As an unlisted, pre-IPO holding, its shares carry higher risk and significantly lower liquidity than exchange-traded securities, and price discovery occurs through private over-the-counter transactions rather than a regulated market.
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COMMON QUESTIONS.
Is Indian Potash Limited listed on the stock exchange?+
No. As of 3 September 2026, Indian Potash Limited is an unlisted company whose shares trade over-the-counter; it would list only if and when it completes an IPO.
What is the Indian Potash Limited unlisted share price?+
As of 3 September 2026, the indicative unlisted share price of Indian Potash Limited is ₹2,725 per share. This is an over-the-counter reference price, not a stock-exchange quote.
What indicative minimum amount is displayed for Indian Potash Limited unlisted shares?+
The displayed unit count is 5 share(s); at the indicative price of about ₹2,725, the displayed amount is approximately ₹13,625. This is a display convention, not evidence of inventory, an order minimum or a quote.
What is the ISIN of Indian Potash Limited?+
The recorded ISIN of Indian Potash Limited is INE863S01015. An ISIN is a 12-character security identifier. Verify it against the issuer and the relevant depository record before using it for any transfer or documentation.
Is trading in Indian Potash Limited unlisted shares legal in India?+
Unlisted shares can be transferred off-market in India, but the legal, tax and compliance position depends on the security, parties, documents and current rules. Verify the intermediary, issuer restrictions and applicable requirements before proceeding.
Is there a lock-in period for unlisted shares?+
A post-listing lock-in may apply under the rules in force at the time. The period and any exemptions can depend on the holder and acquisition, so check the current regulation and the issuer's offer documents rather than relying on a generic period.
Do you guarantee returns?+
No. Unlisted shares carry higher risk and lower liquidity than listed shares. Returns depend on company performance, market conditions and future listing outcomes. This is information only, not investment advice.