When will urea producers’ demand of 45 thousand billion tomans from the government be paid?

The demands of Iranian urea producers have recently been registered in the government’s debt and obligations system, but it is still unclear when the government will pay its debt.

According to Energy Press, Iranian urea producers demand 45 thousand billion tomans from the government. Recently, this claim has been registered in the government’s debt and obligations system, but so far, more details about the time and method of its payment have not been published.

Rumors indicate that Pardis, Khorasan and Shiraz petrochemicals are the biggest creditors of the government in the urea dispute.

Urea-making petrochemicals are obliged to sell chemical fertilizers to farmers at the minimum market price. In these years, the payment of urea producers has never been the priority of governments. The registration of 45 thousand tomans demand of urea producers in the government debt system is the first step for collection, but clarifying the details of the collection of claims is the next important step.