Uprava zna dobrano što će s novcem imaju mnoštvo iskustva i kako poboljšati proizvodnju, i treba zatvoriti one kredite koji su najnepovoljniji a ostaviti otvorne pozicije gdje su najpovoljniji,

a opet PTKM kredino postaje neovisna jer dobiva obrtna sredstva kojime može stvarati još veću i veću dobit jer više ne treba dizati kredite nego kako dospijeva naplata samo ga zatvore i koriste svoj obrtni kapital………

U vezi izvoza sve je bookirano kod PTKM 8 mjesec, a po podacima problem će biti dali će imati viška gnojiva za sve u 9 mjesecu, proizvodnja gnojiva u PTKM u punom zamahu

a što se tiče Amonija gnojiva cijena mu je oko 820 dolara po toni FOB a prije 4 tjedna bila je oko 540 dolara FOB,

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cit. mika:
-Suradnja s YARO-om i prodaja u inozemstvo očito je generira velike količine casha i ptkm ima problem kamo s njim. Količine casha na računu su veće nego kreditne obveze po kreditima……..-

Tamo gdje su cijene izvoza gnojiva ugovorene u US dol. moglo bi doči i do velikih pozitivnih tečajnih razlika s obzirom na nagli rast vrijednosti dolara u posljednjh nekoliko dana. Sa 4,66 kn dolar je porastao na današnjih 4,83 kn!!!

World fertilizer prices surge 200%

World fertilizer prices surged by more than 200 percent in 2007, as farmers sought to maximize corn production for ethanol, according to the International Center for Soil Fertility and Agricultural Development (IFDC). Poor African farmers were hardest hit by the increase.

IFDC says the rise in fertilizer prices is fueled by new demand for grain for biofuel production, higher energy and freight prices, increased demand for grain-fed meat in emerging markets, and increased use of natural gas as liquefied natural gas (LNG).

IFDC notes that from January 2007 to January 2008 diammonium phosphate (DAP) prices rose from $252 per ton in January 2007 to $752 (U.S. Gulf price); prilled urea rose from $272 to $415 per ton (Arab Gulf price); and muriate of potash (MOP) rose from $172 to $352 (Vancouver price). At the same time the price of 1 metric ton of corn rose from $3.05/bushel to $4.28/bushel.

The rising price of fertilizers contributes to a positive feedback loop for grain prices. As the cost of inputs increase, so do prices of food.

IFDC says the convergence of food prices and energy prices is fueling rocketing fertilizer prices.

There was once a food economy and an energy economy—but the boom in biofuels is now merging the two," said Phil Humphres, IFDC Senior Specialist-Engineering, noting that while 70 percent of corn production has traditionally been used as animal feed, the use of 18 percent to 20 percent of the 2007 U.S. corn crop was for ethanol, increased corn prices by 70 percent. He adds that the situation may worsen in 2008 when 25 percent of corn production is forecast to go into ethanol.

IFDC says changes in natural gas use are also influencing fertilizer prices. Gas that once went toward ammonia production in fertilizer manufacture is increasingly being liquefied (LNG) and used for energy.

"The sharp rise in fertilizer prices emphasizes the need for more research to improve the efficiency of fertilizer use," said Dr. Amit Roy, IFDC President and Chief Executive Officer. "For example, most rice farmers in Asia broadcast urea directly into the floodwater. But only one bag in three is used by the plants. The rest is lost to the air and water."

IFDC says it is working with farmers in developing countries to improve the efficiency of fertilizer use.

thx ovo mi je dovoljno, točan datum ce objavit na zse negdje par dana prije tog datuma
poznato mi je de dionice uzelo nesto ispod 4000 radnika

@Pofuk

Znam da nije kljucno ali mogao bi biti zanimljiv datum
Mnogo značajnija je 2010 godina

Why the impact on nitrogen fertilizers?

The majority of N fertilizer sold is either anhydrous ammonia, or products made from anhydrous ammonia (urea, ammonium nitrate, and urea-ammonium nitrate solutions).

Ammonia is also a manufacturing component of other N-containing fertilizers such as ammonium sulfate, diammonium phosphate (DAP), and monammonium phosphate (MAP). Natural gas is a major feedstock in ammonia production for both energy and supply of hydrogen (H) in ammonia (NH3). The average natural gas consumption for anhydrous ammonia production is approximately 33.5 MMBtu (million metric British thermal units) per ton. Therefore, the ammonia production cost is closely tied to the price of natural gas.

The average natural gas price for the past 15-20 years has been about $2.20 per MMBtu (divide the cost per MMBtu by 10 to get the cost per therm of natural gas). The price steadily increased to above $5.00 this past fall and winter and then spiked at a spot price of approximately $19.00 per MMBtu in early March. It has since declined to about $5.00 per MMBtu. At a price of $2.19 per MMBtu, the cost of producing ammonia is about $100 per ton. At $19.00 per MMBtu, ammonia production cost would be about $650 per ton. At $5.00 per MMBtu, the production cost is about $200 per ton. At that cost, natural gas accounts for more than 85 percent of the total ammonia production cost. Any ammonia produced in the near term at this natural gas price will be expensive. Additional energy also is needed for manufacturing, storage, and transportation, which increases cost further and adds to the retail price.

Along with the price concern is the potential for shortage of N fertilizers. Because of the recent high natural gas price, ammonia production was slowed or idled at some plants. With the onset of spring fieldwork approaching, this might translate into some spot product shortages. Shortages are expected to be temporary and perhaps related to specific products. However, N prices will be high.

With the current cost-supply scenario, it will be important for growers to work closely with dealers and have N use plans (and contingency plans) in place. It also will be important for growers and dealers to be flexible and work together to get all the various N fertilizer products applied, and applied in the best manner.

izvor: Integrated Crop Management

Prijatelju, vidim da i ti nestrpljivo iščekuješ radničke dionice,
Tako su isto nedavno mnogi nestrpljivo iščekivali i dionice INE pa su im iste bile skupe na 2200kn ili 2300kn jer su neki vrli analitičari predviđali pad i dodatno nas plašili pričama o radničkim i braniteljskim dionicama.
Danas je ina na 2900kn.
KAd se pojave prve radničke (umirovljeničke) dionice ptkm-r-a kupaca će biti ali sumnjam da će dionica na one cijene koje mnogi priželjkuju.

Kolege
molik p/k ako netko ima
hvala

Kupnja – PTKM-R-A
6 250,00
51 245,53
50 245,52
50 245,50
15 245,24

Prodaja – PTKM-R-A
103 258,89
50 258,90
14 258,98
20 259,00
172 260,00

Super vijesti nam dolaze iz Njemacke…slusam N-TV, vise nego ucetverostrucena dobit ok K+S-a…nevjerojatno..
evo izvjestaja…nadam se da razumijete njemacki:)

Wir haben im zweiten Quartal 2008 unser bisher bestes Quartal erzielt. Die globale Düngemittelnachfrage hat sich weiter spürbar erhöht und führte vor dem Hintergrund von Verfügbarkeitsengpässen im Markt zu deutlich höheren Stickstoff-, Phosphat- und Kalidüngemittelpreisen”, sagte K+S (Xetra: 716200 – Nachrichten) -Chef Norbert Steiner.

Das operative Ergebnis (Ebit) habe sich von 69 Mio. Euro im Vorjahreszeitraum auf 326 Mio. Euro erhöht. Analysten hatten nur mit 276 Mio. Euro gerechnet. Der bereinigte Gewinn nach Steuern lag bei 231 Mio. Euro – ein Plus von 447 Prozent.

http://de.biz.yahoo.com/13082008/345/agrarboom-k-s-gewinn-450-prozent.html

Evo ti na engleskom……..

http://www.k-plus-s.com/en/presse/presseinformationen/news.html?uri=/en/data/news/presse-080813.html

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