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Incitec Pivot
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Incitec Pivot Pty Ltd
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Incitec Pivot is an Australian industrial manufacturer of explosives, chemicals, and fertilisers serving the mining and agriculture sectors. The consolidated entity is publicly listed on the ASX (ticker: IPL), headquartered in Southbank, Melbourne, with 5,001–10,000 employees. Its fertiliser business — Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) — operates as a subsidiary of Dyno Nobel Limited, itself owned by Ridley Corporation, distributing nitrogen fertilisers, enhanced-efficiency fertilisers, liquids, phosphates, compounds, and blends to Australian growers through a dealer network and the Fertshed B2B portal.

The core technology base centres on proprietary Australian-developed enhanced-efficiency fertilisers (EEFs): eNpower, a granular urea coated with the patented DMP-G nitrification inhibitor that holds ammonium in the root zone for 6–12 weeks, and Green Urea NV, a urease inhibitor coating demonstrated to reduce volatilisation losses by up to 89% across 19 Southern Australian trial sites. These are supported by the NATA-accredited Nutrient Advantage Laboratory (50+ years of soil/plant/water data) and the Nutrient Advantage Advice (NAA) software system that turns lab data into fertiliser recommendations. The explosives side operates through Dyno Nobel, with a new initiative partnering TesMan on robotic underground blast loading.

Revenue is generated primarily through one-time fertiliser product sales to farmers, with pricing indexed to global urea (~$1,100/tonne in mid-2026) and significant government-backed procurement (PT Pupuk Indonesia, Export Finance Australia) layered on during the 2026 Middle East supply disruption. Customer segments are horizontally diversified across winter cropping, sugarcane, cotton, horticulture, and pasture/livestock producers, with go-to-market executed via direct dealer/agent channels, regional sales agronomists, and government supply frameworks.

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Incitec Pivot manufactures industrial explosives, chemicals, and fertilisers for the Australian mining and agriculture sectors, distributing enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV, EASY N), standard urea, and phosphate products to broadacre, sugarcane, cotton, horticulture, and pasture growers via a dealer network and government-backed supply frameworks.

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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersSouthbank, Australia
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Southbank
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Australia
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Oceania
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices6 records

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Keyword5 values
nitrogen fertilizers, enhanced efficiency fertilizers, agricultural chemicals, agronomic services, crop nutrition products
Industry4 codes
1Nitrogen Fertilizers (Ammonia/Urea/UAN)
CodeIMAEAEAAPrimaryYes
2NPK & Compound/Blended Fertilizers
CodeIMAEAEADPrimaryNo
3Phosphate Fertilizers (MAP/DAP/TSP)
CodeIMAEAEABPrimaryNo
4Liquid Specialty Fertilizers (Suspensions, Solutions, UAN Blends)
CodeAFABACAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Nitrogenous Fertilizer Manufacturing325311
  • Phosphatic Fertilizer Manufacturing325312
  • Fertilizer (Mixing Only) Manufacturing325314
  • Fertilizer and Compost Manufacturing32531
SIC code1 code
  • Agricultural Chemicals2870
Product category
Agricultural Fertilizers
GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1Fertiliser Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers generates revenue primarily through the manufacture, procurement, and sale of fertiliser products including urea, compounds, blends, liquids, and specialty enhanced efficiency fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV). Products are sold to Australian farmers and pastoralists through a dealer network and direct contracting. Revenue is influenced by global nitrogen/urea commodity prices, with recent supply disruptions (Middle East conflict, Strait of Hormuz closure) causing elevated pricing and increased government-backed procurement frameworks.

incitecpivot.com.au
Marketing channels6 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels5 records

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Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Commodity urea pricing — global market-indexed
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Urea prices approximately $1,100/tonne in mid-2026, driven by global commodity markets and supply disruptions. Incitec Pivot adjusts local pricing in response to international urea price movements.

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B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
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1Nutrient Advantage
Description

NATA accredited laboratory providing soil, plant and water analytical services for farmers

incitecpivot.com.au
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Core offering1 text field

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of nitrogen-based fertilizers — including standard urea, enhanced efficiency fertilizers (eNpower and Green Urea NV), liquid nitrogen (EASY N / UAN), Granam, compounds, blends and phosphates — to Australian farmers, growers and pastoralists across eastern Australia. The company supports these products with NATA-accredited soil, plant and water analytical services through the Nutrient Advantage Laboratory, plus agronomy software (Nutrient Advantage Advice) and a dealer procurement platform (Fertshed).

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • Green Urea NV reduces ammonia volatilisation losses by up to 89% compared to standard urea; average reductions of 77%, 82%, and 76% for June, July, and August applications respectively across 19 trial sites in Southern Australia.
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Product overview1 text field

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) is a comprehensive fertiliser business offering a portfolio of nitrogen-based products including standard urea, enhanced efficiency fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV), liquid products (EASY N/UAN, Easy Liquids), phosphates, compounds, and blends. The product range is supported by agronomic services including NATA-accredited Nutrient Advantage Laboratory testing, Nutrient Advantage Advice software for tailored recommendations, and the Fertshed dealer ordering platform. The company operates across Queensland, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania with distribution centres and manufacturing sites.

Product and service13 records
1eNpower
CategoryEnhanced Efficiency Fertilizer
Description

A nitrogen fertilizer incorporating the proprietary DMP-G nitrification inhibitor, offering up to 89% reduction in ammonia volatilisation in field trials and the ability to be spread up to 14 days ahead of rain; intended for broadacre winter and summer cropping.

2Green Urea NV
CategoryEnhanced Efficiency Fertilizer
Description

Urea coated with a urease inhibitor designed to reduce ammonia volatilisation losses and lock nitrogen into the soil for longer; targeted at broadacre cropping customers.

3EASY N (UAN)
CategoryLiquid nitrogen fertilizer
Description

A liquid nitrogen fertilizer containing a 50/50 blend of urea and ammonium nitrate, supplied direct to farm via the Easy Liquids delivery service.

4Urea
CategoryNitrogen fertilizer
Description

Standard prilled/granular urea fertilizer produced at Geelong and used as the base nitrogen product across the Incitec Pivot range.

5Granam (Sulphate of Ammonia)
CategoryNitrogen fertilizer
Description

Sulphate of ammonia (Granam) supplied for nitrogen and sulphur nutrition, commonly used in pasture and sugarcane programs.

6Easy Liquids
CategoryLiquid fertilizer delivery service
Description

Direct-delivery liquid fertilizer service providing EASY N and liquid nutrition products with optional injection equipment.

7Compounds
CategoryCompound fertilizer
Description

NPK compound fertilizers supplying nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur in a single granule for broadacre cropping.

8Blends
CategoryCustom blended fertilizer
Description

Custom fertilizer blends combining multiple nutrient sources into a tailored mix for specific crop or soil requirements.

9Humic Acid
CategorySoil amendment
Description

Humic acid soil amendment sold as part of the fertilizer product range.

10Phosphates / Ammonium Phosphates
CategoryPhosphate fertilizer
Description

Phosphate and ammonium phosphate fertilizers produced from Phosphate Hill resources for cropping and pasture nutrition.

11Nutrient Advantage Laboratory
CategorySoil testing service
Description

A NATA-accredited analytical laboratory offering soil, plant and water testing services to growers and agronomists to inform fertilizer decisions.

12Nutrient Advantage Advice (NAA)
CategoryAgronomy software
Description

Agronomy decision-support software used by Nutrient Advantage agronomists to build tailored fertilizer and soil-amendment plans for individual paddocks and crops.

13Fertshed
CategoryDealer ordering platform
Description

An online dealer ordering platform allowing Fertshed agents and dealers to place orders 24/7 for Incitec Pivot fertilizer products.

Scale indicator8 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-26
Description

TesMan and Dyno Nobel (the parent company of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers) formed a partnership to develop robotic remote loading technology for underground mining blast operations. The collaboration integrates TesMan's robotic platforms capable of navigating confined underground headings with Dyno Nobel's explosives products and blast design expertise to create a unified blast cycle management system. Sudbury, Ontario serves as the primary development and testing hub. The partnership targets the convergence of digital blasting systems and robotic deployment platforms.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-16
Description

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers entered a government-backed supply agreement with PT Pupuk Indonesia to purchase 250,000 tonnes of agricultural urea to fill supply gaps caused by disruptions from the war in Iran. The deal was facilitated by both the Australian and Indonesian governments and is backed by the Albanese Labor Government's $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility. The first shipment of 47,250 tonnes arrived in Brisbane on the MV Medi Luna in June 2026. This covers approximately 20% of Australia's remaining winter crop fertiliser needs.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Ridley Corporation Limited is the parent company and owner of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (a business of Dyno Nobel Limited). Ridley provides corporate governance, strategic direction, and capital investment (e.g., the $5 million UAN storage expansion at Port Adelaide and Portland). Incitec Pivot represents the fertiliser division of Dyno Nobel, which also operates the Dyno Nobel explosives business.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers holds an exclusive ammonium phosphate offtake agreement with Australian producer Phosphate Hill. This domestic supply arrangement has become particularly important given global supply constraints from the Strait of Hormuz closure affecting imports from the Arab Gulf. Phosphate Hill supplies phosphate products for the Australian planting season.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Along with Incitec Pivot, CSBP and Summit Fertilizer are the three fertiliser importers partnering with the Australian government under Export Finance Australia arrangements. Together, the three companies have been the beneficiaries of government-backed urea procurement to secure supply for Australian farmers during the Middle East conflict period.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Incitec Pivot works with Fertiliser Australia as the industry body providing a single voice to government. This engagement has yielded positive outcomes including fast-tracking of import testing and approvals and the establishment of a Fertiliser Task Force to address supply challenges.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian fertiliser manufacturer and importer with a strong WA footprint and expanding eastern presence; co-partner in the EFA-backed supply framework and a direct competitor in compounds, urea, and blends.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global nitrogen fertiliser leader producing urea, UAN, and compound NPK; competes with IPF in the Australian specialty and compound segments and is a global benchmark for nitrogen pricing that sets the price level IPF indexes to.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the largest global nitrogen producers (granular urea, UAN, ammonium nitrate); a key global supplier whose pricing and export volumes influence urea availability and price in Australia, and a competitor for EEF distribution deals in the region.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Produces sulphate of potash, micronutrients, and other specialty plant nutrition products sold into broadacre and horticulture in Australia; overlaps with IPF in specialty blends and soil amendments.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Vertically integrated global nitrogen, phosphate, and potash producer; competes with IPF in compound fertilisers and increasingly in specialty/EEF categories in international markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major global nitrogen and methanol producer with significant urea and UAN export capacity; a relevant upstream competitor for Australian urea import contracts and pricing benchmarks.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global specialty fertiliser and potash/phosphate producer; competes with IPF in compound fertilisers, specialty plant nutrition, and controlled-release products across Australia and New Zealand.

TypeOthers
Description

Australian-headquartered global leader in commercial explosives and blasting systems; sits inside the same Dyno Nobel / Ridley ecosystem historically and is comparable in Australian industrial footprint, though it serves mining rather than agriculture and is a sister business more than a direct competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Largest ag retailer in Australia; competes head-to-head with IPF in eastern Australia on urea, compound fertilisers, blends, and agronomic services through its Loveland and proprietary crop nutrition lines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Western Australia's dominant fertiliser manufacturer and supplier, and co-beneficiary of EFA-backed urea procurement alongside IPF. Overlaps directly on NPK compounds, urea, and ammonium phosphates for Australian broadacre.

Market position
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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers1 record

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Segment6 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Compliance2 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Incitec Pivot

Agricultural Fertilizersincitecpivot.com.au

Incitec Pivot manufactures industrial explosives, chemicals, and fertilisers for the Australian mining and agriculture sectors, distributing enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV, EASY N), standard urea, and phosphate products to broadacre, sugarcane, cotton, horticulture, and pasture growers via a dealer network and government-backed supply frameworks.

What Incitec Pivot does

Incitec Pivot is an Australian industrial manufacturer of explosives, chemicals, and fertilisers serving the mining and agriculture sectors. The consolidated entity is publicly listed on the ASX (ticker: IPL), headquartered in Southbank, Melbourne, with 5,001–10,000 employees. Its fertiliser business — Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) — operates as a subsidiary of Dyno Nobel Limited, itself owned by Ridley Corporation, distributing nitrogen fertilisers, enhanced-efficiency fertilisers, liquids, phosphates, compounds, and blends to Australian growers through a dealer network and the Fertshed B2B portal.

The core technology base centres on proprietary Australian-developed enhanced-efficiency fertilisers (EEFs): eNpower, a granular urea coated with the patented DMP-G nitrification inhibitor that holds ammonium in the root zone for 6–12 weeks, and Green Urea NV, a urease inhibitor coating demonstrated to reduce volatilisation losses by up to 89% across 19 Southern Australian trial sites. These are supported by the NATA-accredited Nutrient Advantage Laboratory (50+ years of soil/plant/water data) and the Nutrient Advantage Advice (NAA) software system that turns lab data into fertiliser recommendations. The explosives side operates through Dyno Nobel, with a new initiative partnering TesMan on robotic underground blast loading.

Revenue is generated primarily through one-time fertiliser product sales to farmers, with pricing indexed to global urea (~$1,100/tonne in mid-2026) and significant government-backed procurement (PT Pupuk Indonesia, Export Finance Australia) layered on during the 2026 Middle East supply disruption. Customer segments are horizontally diversified across winter cropping, sugarcane, cotton, horticulture, and pasture/livestock producers, with go-to-market executed via direct dealer/agent channels, regional sales agronomists, and government supply frameworks.

Incitec Pivot firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Incitec Pivot
Legal name
Incitec Pivot Pty Ltd
Website
https://incitecpivot.com.au
Company type
Private
Founded year
1915
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Incitec Pivot manufactures industrial explosives, chemicals, and fertilisers for the Australian mining and agriculture sectors, distributing enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV, EASY N), standard urea, and phosphate products to broadacre, sugarcane, cotton, horticulture, and pasture growers via a dealer network and government-backed supply frameworks.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Incitec Pivot industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Fertilizers
NAICS
Nitrogenous Fertilizer Manufacturing (325311), Phosphatic Fertilizer Manufacturing (325312), Fertilizer (Mixing Only) Manufacturing (325314), Fertilizer and Compost Manufacturing (32531)
SIC
Agricultural Chemicals (2870)
akta.pro primary industry
Nitrogen Fertilizers (Ammonia/Urea/UAN) (IMAEAEAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
NPK & Compound/Blended Fertilizers (IMAEAEAD), Phosphate Fertilizers (MAP/DAP/TSP) (IMAEAEAB), Liquid Specialty Fertilizers (Suspensions, Solutions, UAN Blends) (AFABACAF)

Keywords

  • Nitrogen fertilizers
  • Enhanced efficiency fertilizers
  • Agricultural chemicals
  • Agronomic services
  • Crop nutrition products

Where Incitec Pivot is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Southbank
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices6 records

Markets served

Incitec Pivot business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Fertiliser Product Sales: Incitec Pivot Fertilisers generates revenue primarily through the manufacture, procurement, and sale of fertiliser products including urea, compounds, blends, liquids, and specialty enhanced efficiency fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV). Products are sold to Australian farmers and pastoralists through a dealer network and direct contracting. Revenue is influenced by global nitrogen/urea commodity prices, with recent supply disruptions (Middle East conflict, Strait of Hormuz closure) causing elevated pricing and increased government-backed procurement frameworks.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goCommodity urea pricing — global market-indexed

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Incitec Pivot product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of nitrogen-based fertilizers — including standard urea, enhanced efficiency fertilizers (eNpower and Green Urea NV), liquid nitrogen (EASY N / UAN), Granam, compounds, blends and phosphates — to Australian farmers, growers and pastoralists across eastern Australia. The company supports these products with NATA-accredited soil, plant and water analytical services through the Nutrient Advantage Laboratory, plus agronomy software (Nutrient Advantage Advice) and a dealer procurement platform (Fertshed).

Product overview

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) is a comprehensive fertiliser business offering a portfolio of nitrogen-based products including standard urea, enhanced efficiency fertilisers (eNpower, Green Urea NV), liquid products (EASY N/UAN, Easy Liquids), phosphates, compounds, and blends. The product range is supported by agronomic services including NATA-accredited Nutrient Advantage Laboratory testing, Nutrient Advantage Advice software for tailored recommendations, and the Fertshed dealer ordering platform. The company operates across Queensland, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania with distribution centres and manufacturing sites.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Nutrient Advantage: NATA accredited laboratory providing soil, plant and water analytical services for farmers
  • eNpower
  • Green Urea NV
  • Fertshed

Products and services

  • eNpower A nitrogen fertilizer incorporating the proprietary DMP-G nitrification inhibitor, offering up to 89% reduction in ammonia volatilisation in field trials and the ability to be spread up to 14 days ahead of rain; intended for broadacre winter and summer cropping.
  • Green Urea NV Urea coated with a urease inhibitor designed to reduce ammonia volatilisation losses and lock nitrogen into the soil for longer; targeted at broadacre cropping customers.
  • EASY N (UAN) A liquid nitrogen fertilizer containing a 50/50 blend of urea and ammonium nitrate, supplied direct to farm via the Easy Liquids delivery service.
  • Urea Standard prilled/granular urea fertilizer produced at Geelong and used as the base nitrogen product across the Incitec Pivot range.
  • Granam (Sulphate of Ammonia) Sulphate of ammonia (Granam) supplied for nitrogen and sulphur nutrition, commonly used in pasture and sugarcane programs.
  • Easy Liquids Direct-delivery liquid fertilizer service providing EASY N and liquid nutrition products with optional injection equipment.
  • Compounds NPK compound fertilizers supplying nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur in a single granule for broadacre cropping.
  • Blends Custom fertilizer blends combining multiple nutrient sources into a tailored mix for specific crop or soil requirements.
  • Humic Acid Humic acid soil amendment sold as part of the fertilizer product range.
  • Phosphates / Ammonium Phosphates Phosphate and ammonium phosphate fertilizers produced from Phosphate Hill resources for cropping and pasture nutrition.
  • Nutrient Advantage Laboratory A NATA-accredited analytical laboratory offering soil, plant and water testing services to growers and agronomists to inform fertilizer decisions.
  • Nutrient Advantage Advice (NAA) Agronomy decision-support software used by Nutrient Advantage agronomists to build tailored fertilizer and soil-amendment plans for individual paddocks and crops.
  • Fertshed An online dealer ordering platform allowing Fertshed agents and dealers to place orders 24/7 for Incitec Pivot fertilizer products.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Green Urea NV reduces ammonia volatilisation losses by up to 89% compared to standard urea; average reductions of 77%, 82%, and 76% for June, July, and August applications respectively across 19 trial sites in Southern Australia.
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Incitec Pivot

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Incitec Pivot technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Feature3 records

Incitec Pivot partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

  • TesMancoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 May 2026TesMan and Dyno Nobel (the parent company of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers) formed a partnership to develop robotic remote loading technology for underground mining blast operations. The collaboration integrates TesMan's robotic platforms capable of navigating confined underground headings with Dyno Nobel's explosives products and blast design expertise to create a unified blast cycle management system. Sudbury, Ontario serves as the primary development and testing hub. The partnership targets the convergence of digital blasting systems and robotic deployment platforms.
  • PT Pupuk Indonesia Holding Co. (Pupuk Indonesia)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 16 April 2026Incitec Pivot Fertilisers entered a government-backed supply agreement with PT Pupuk Indonesia to purchase 250,000 tonnes of agricultural urea to fill supply gaps caused by disruptions from the war in Iran. The deal was facilitated by both the Australian and Indonesian governments and is backed by the Albanese Labor Government's $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility. The first shipment of 47,250 tonnes arrived in Brisbane on the MV Medi Luna in June 2026. This covers approximately 20% of Australia's remaining winter crop fertiliser needs.
  • Ridley Corporation LimitedflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerRidley Corporation Limited is the parent company and owner of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (a business of Dyno Nobel Limited). Ridley provides corporate governance, strategic direction, and capital investment (e.g., the $5 million UAN storage expansion at Port Adelaide and Portland). Incitec Pivot represents the fertiliser division of Dyno Nobel, which also operates the Dyno Nobel explosives business.
  • Phosphate Hill (Domestic Australian Producer)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIncitec Pivot Fertilisers holds an exclusive ammonium phosphate offtake agreement with Australian producer Phosphate Hill. This domestic supply arrangement has become particularly important given global supply constraints from the Strait of Hormuz closure affecting imports from the Arab Gulf. Phosphate Hill supplies phosphate products for the Australian planting season.
  • CSBP and Summit FertilizercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAlong with Incitec Pivot, CSBP and Summit Fertilizer are the three fertiliser importers partnering with the Australian government under Export Finance Australia arrangements. Together, the three companies have been the beneficiaries of government-backed urea procurement to secure supply for Australian farmers during the Middle East conflict period.
  • Fertiliser AustraliaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerIncitec Pivot works with Fertiliser Australia as the industry body providing a single voice to government. This engagement has yielded positive outcomes including fast-tracking of import testing and approvals and the establishment of a Fertiliser Task Force to address supply challenges.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Incitec Pivot competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Summit Fertilizers: Australian fertiliser manufacturer and importer with a strong WA footprint and expanding eastern presence; co-partner in the EFA-backed supply framework and a direct competitor in compounds, urea, and blends.
  • Nutrien Ag Solutions: Largest ag retailer in Australia; competes head-to-head with IPF in eastern Australia on urea, compound fertilisers, blends, and agronomic services through its Loveland and proprietary crop nutrition lines.
  • CSBP (Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers): Western Australia's dominant fertiliser manufacturer and supplier, and co-beneficiary of EFA-backed urea procurement alongside IPF. Overlaps directly on NPK compounds, urea, and ammonium phosphates for Australian broadacre.

Broad incumbents

  • Yara International: Global nitrogen fertiliser leader producing urea, UAN, and compound NPK; competes with IPF in the Australian specialty and compound segments and is a global benchmark for nitrogen pricing that sets the price level IPF indexes to.
  • CF Industries: One of the largest global nitrogen producers (granular urea, UAN, ammonium nitrate); a key global supplier whose pricing and export volumes influence urea availability and price in Australia, and a competitor for EEF distribution deals in the region.
  • Compass Minerals: Produces sulphate of potash, micronutrients, and other specialty plant nutrition products sold into broadacre and horticulture in Australia; overlaps with IPF in specialty blends and soil amendments.
  • EuroChem Group: Vertically integrated global nitrogen, phosphate, and potash producer; competes with IPF in compound fertilisers and increasingly in specialty/EEF categories in international markets.
  • OCI Global: Major global nitrogen and methanol producer with significant urea and UAN export capacity; a relevant upstream competitor for Australian urea import contracts and pricing benchmarks.
  • ICL Group: Global specialty fertiliser and potash/phosphate producer; competes with IPF in compound fertilisers, specialty plant nutrition, and controlled-release products across Australia and New Zealand.

Others

  • Orica: Australian-headquartered global leader in commercial explosives and blasting systems; sits inside the same Dyno Nobel / Ridley ecosystem historically and is comparable in Australian industrial footprint, though it serves mining rather than agriculture and is a sister business more than a direct competitor.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Incitec Pivot social profiles

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Incitec Pivot compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance2 records

Incitec Pivot financial estimates

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Incitec Pivot leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Incitec Pivot subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries2 records

Incitec Pivot funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Incitec Pivot M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Incitec Pivot

What does Incitec Pivot do?

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of nitrogen-based fertilizers — including standard urea, enhanced efficiency fertilizers (eNpower and Green Urea NV), liquid nitrogen (EASY N / UAN), Granam, compounds, blends and phosphates — to Australian farmers, growers and pastoralists across eastern Australia. The company supports these products with NATA-accredited soil, plant and water analytical services through the Nutrient Advantage Laboratory, plus agronomy software (Nutrient Advantage Advice) and a dealer procurement platform (Fertshed).

Is Incitec Pivot a public or private company?

Incitec Pivot is a private company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Incitec Pivot founded?

Incitec Pivot was founded in 1915. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Incitec Pivot based?

Incitec Pivot is headquartered in Southbank, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Incitec Pivot make money?

One revenue line is on record: fertiliser Product Sales.

Who are Incitec Pivot's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Summit Fertilizers, Nutrien Ag Solutions and CSBP (Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers). Broad incumbents are Yara International, CF Industries, Compass Minerals, EuroChem Group, OCI Global and ICL Group. Orica is listed as an others.

Does Incitec Pivot have an API?

No public API is recorded for Incitec Pivot.

What industry is Incitec Pivot in?

Incitec Pivot's product category is Agricultural Fertilizers. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAEAEAA, Nitrogen Fertilizers (Ammonia/Urea/UAN), with a secondary code of IMAEAEAD, NPK & Compound/Blended Fertilizers. Its NAICS code is 325311 and its SIC code is 2870.

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Mirage NewsIndonesian Fertiliser Reaches Australian FarmersThe first shipment of 47,250 tonnes of urea from Indonesia arrived in Brisbane on the MV Medi Luna as part of a 250,000 tonne supply deal between Incitec Pivot and PT Pupuk Indonesia, backed by both the Australian and Indonesian governments. This supply arrangement, part of the Albanese Labor Government's $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility, is intended to help Australian farmers manage disruptions to global fertiliser supply caused by conflict in the Middle East. Australia has no domestic urea production and relies on imports, primarily from Indonesia, to support its agricultural sector which is forecast to reach over $98 billion in production value by 2026-27.ABCUS-Iran agreement sparks fertiliser hope for farmersA US-Iran ceasefire agreement could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within days, potentially restoring global fertiliser supplies disrupted by the conflict that had pushed prices up and cut off shipments to Australia. The Australian federal government has underwritten three additional fertiliser shipments totalling approximately 98,500 tonnes of urea through Export Finance Australia arrangements with Incitec Pivot, CSBP, and Summit Fertilizer, with 1.4 million tonnes already imported since late February. Australian farmers face continued uncertainty despite the hopeful news, with urea prices around $1,100 per tonne and importers like ANZ criticising the government guarantees as creating an unfair competitive advantage.Mirage NewsSecuring More Fertiliser For Australian Farmers 16 JuneThe Albanese Labor Government has secured three additional shipments of approximately 98,500 tonnes of urea fertiliser for Australian farmers through the $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility, partnering with Incitec Pivot, CSBP, and Summit Fertilizer. The new shipments bring the total additional urea secured to around 340,000 tonnes, with arrivals expected in coming weeks. The initiative, triggered by the escalation of the Middle East war in February 2026, also includes streamlined biosecurity processes that have cleared around 1.4 million tonnes of urea to date.EIN PresswireTasmania strengthens fertiliser supply partnership with IndonesiaTasmania secured additional nitrogen fertiliser from Indonesia via Incitec Pivot, delivering 20,000-25,000 tonnes of urea by year-end. The deal follows trade missions to Indonesia and Singapore, aiming to support farmers ahead of peak seasonal demand.ABCFour charts that paint a worrying picture for global fertiliser pricesFertiliser prices are projected to remain elevated for months due to the US-Israeli war in Iran, which has severely disrupted maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and shuttered key Middle Eastern production facilities, including QAFCO's Mesaieed urea plant. CRU Group estimates 1.9 million tonnes of urea production has been taken offline, pushing urea to its most unaffordable levels since the index began tracking. Australia and India are competing for limited global supplies at record prices, with the Australian government underwriting additional shipments by Incitec Pivot and CSBP to secure fertiliser for farmers during the critical winter crop sowing season.Dynamic BusinessFuel loans, supply deals, and new laws: The complete guide to Australia’s fuel crisis response for businessesThe Australian government responded to a fuel crisis by securing 300 million litres of additional diesel and launching a $1 billion Economic Resilience Program with zero-interest loans up to $5 million. A new Fair Work Commission order requires road transport businesses to adjust rates fortnightly to recover fuel costs. The measures aim to shield businesses from ongoing Middle East conflict-driven volatility.ABCWhy Australia's big gas producers haven't jacked up domestic prices unlike during Ukraine warAustralia's east coast gas exporters (Origin, Shell, and Santos) have voluntarily maintained domestic supply and kept prices at around $10.40 per gigajoule—roughly half the 2022 Ukraine crisis peak—despite Iranian drone attacks on Qatar's LNG facility and the Strait of Hormuz closure affecting over 20 percent of global LNG supply. The Albanese government's proposed gas reservation policy and potential windfall profits tax have spooked the three consortia, which together control nearly 90 percent of east coast proven and probable gas reserves, into prioritizing domestic customers to avoid regulatory backlash. The contrast with 2022 is stark: earlier, exporters redirected more gas offshore than they supplied domestically, fuelling inflation and forcing Incitec Pivot to close its Gibson Island urea plant, leaving Australian farmers dependent on Middle East imports.The Business TimesAustralia secures fertiliser from Indonesia to meet crop needsAustralia has agreed to purchase 250,000 tonnes of agricultural urea from Indonesia through a government-facilitated deal, with Incitec Pivot Fertilizers buying from Pupuk Indonesia Holding to cover approximately 20% of Australia's remaining winter crop fertiliser needs. The supply gap stems from disruptions caused by the war in Iran, which has shut the Strait of Hormuz—a route through which about 60% of Australia's urea supplies normally travel—resulting in fertiliser prices doubling in parts of the country. Indonesia has a surplus of 1.5 million tonnes of urea and is in discussions with other nations including India, the Philippines, and Brazil, who have also expressed interest in securing supplies.BloombergAustralia Secures Fertilizer From Indonesia to Meet Crop NeedsAustralia will purchase 250,000 tons of agricultural grade urea from Indonesia to fill supply gaps caused by disruptions from the war in Iran. The deal, facilitated by both governments, involves Incitec Pivot Fertilizers Ltd. purchasing urea from PT Pupuk Indonesia Holding Co., meeting about 20% of Australia's winter crop requirements including wheat, barley, and canola.The Sydney Morning HeraldThe conga line of Australian companies suing to claw back Trump tariffsA group of Australian companies including Rio Tinto, Santos, Breville, Nufarm, Incitec Pivot, Orica, and SPC have filed lawsuits in the US Court of International Trade seeking refunds for tariffs paid under Trump\'s executive order, which the US Supreme Court ruled unlawful in February 2026. Rio Tinto paid $1.4 billion in additional trade levies last year, with a portion eligible for recovery through these legal claims. The timing of Rio Tinto\'s legal action is notable as it comes shortly after formalizing a land swap for the Resolution Copper project in Arizona, a venture jointly owned with BHP that requires ongoing Trump administration support.