Agriculture | 21 October, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Norofert launches Brazilian fertilizer production line
Romanian agricultural biotechnology company Norofert has officially launched its new fertilizer production line in Chapecó, Brazil.
Romanian agricultural biotechnology company Norofert has officially launched its new fertilizer production line in Chapecó, Brazil.
Following the offer, Norofert issued 69,503 unsecured and non-convertible bonds having a nominal value of RON 100.
This growth was driven by the production and commercialization of agricultural inputs, including results from the USA operations.
The offering will include up to 150,000 nominative, dematerialized, unsecured, and non-convertible bonds, with a nominal value of RON 100 per bond.
Norofert has partnered with Engenutri Group, a top player in agribusiness, with over 25 years of experience in providing innovative solutions for nutrition and plant protection.
The collaboration with IFC supports Norofert in conducting comparative research to evaluate the impact of microbial inputs in soil on carbon emissions and CO2 sequestration.
Norofert announces the start of a production line for inputs and an investment of €250,000 in one of the most important agricultural area in the USA
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