Russian companies are aiming to boost ammonia capacities by 2025. Thus, it is important for market researchers to have clear understanding of the capacity expansion feasibility and influence on the market. This report features possible market development scenarios.
The report reveals advantages and disadvantages of new facilities, risks and opportunities related to their operation, shifts in commodity flows as well as competitive strengths and weaknesses of suppliers.

Contents
Current situation in Russia
1. Production analysis with breakdown by company.
1.1 Capacity/ resource intensity/level of equipment upgrading.
1.2 Dynamics of output.
1.3 Share of commercial ammonia in total output.
1.4 Internal consumption and sales structure
1.5 Commercial ammonia consumption structure by suppliers and consumers.
1.6 Domestic price dynamics by producer.
1.7 Logistics costs in the domestic market.
1.8 Feedstock costs in ammonia price by producer.

Current situation in the global market.
2. Global commodity flow and demand.
2.1 General global market assessment (supply/ demand).
2.2 International urea trade structure (export/ import by regions).
2.3 Major urea supplying and consuming countries.
2.4 Competing regions in the global ammonia market.
3. Russia’s share in the global ammonia trade.
3.1 Russia’s export dynamics by producers and outlets.
3.2 Export price dynamics by producers and outlets.
3.3 Export sales structure.
3.4 Export logistics costs.

Development outlook
4. Analysis of new projects and their efficiency.
4.1 New startup projects in Russia by 2025.
4.2 Production costs and logistics of new units in Russia.
4.3 Shifts in Russia's commodity flows between domestic and foreign markets.
4.4 Redistribution of players’ shares in the Russian market.
4.5 Potential domestic sales from new ammonia operations.
4.6 Export potential of new ammonia operations and changes in export commodity flows.
4.7 Potential foreign outlets for the Russian product.
5. Findings concerning efficiency and feasibility of construction of new ammonia units in Russia.


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