Stable Supply of CityMax Group Products Amid Global Turbulence

Following the outbreak of conflict between the United States and Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has driven a sharp surge in oil and natural gas prices. The fertilizer industry has become one of the most severely affected sectors, with global supplies of ammonia, urea, sulfur, and phosphates facing significant disruptions.

China maintains a high level of self-sufficiency in fertilizer production. Key products such as urea and phosphate fertilizers are sufficiently supplied domestically, and the government has established a strategic fertilizer reserve system. In the short term, this ensures stable supply during critical agricultural periods such as the spring planting season. Although raw material prices have fluctuated, the market is gradually stabilizing through ongoing adjustments.

As a global biostimulant supplier, CityMax Group is less affected by international market volatility in terms of raw material sourcing. Following export restrictions on fertilizers, the company has increased its support for the domestic market and ramped up production capacity. During the crucial spring farming season, CityMax Group is well positioned to ensure a stable and reliable supply to meet market demand.