Why did Balaji Amines halt and then gradually restart its ammonia-based production?

Balaji Amines halted ammonia-based production due to severe disruptions in global shipping, logistics, and supply chains caused by the ongoing conflict in West Asia, which led key raw material suppliers to invoke force majeure clauses; the company is now gradually restarting production following improvements in ammonia availability, particularly after LNG supply — a critical input for ammonia production in India — began stabilizing.

What role does ammonia play in Balaji Amines’ manufacturing process?

Ammonia is a key raw material essential for the manufacture of Balaji Amines’ core products — methylamines, ethylamines, and their derivatives — making its steady supply fundamental to the company’s operational continuity.

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Balaji Amines announced the gradual restart of ammonia-based production on April 27 following improved raw material availability. The move resolves previous supply chain disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict that had impacted critical inputs like liquefied natural gas.

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