Urea 46% Sourcing Solutions

Qasr Al Anqaa provides structured sourcing and international trade solutions for high-quality nitrogen fertilizer, including granular and prilled urea from established producers and major regional origins.

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Product Overview

A structured urea supply line

We source and supply urea fertilizer with a minimum nitrogen content of 46%, available in granular and prilled forms for agricultural and industrial applications.

Supply programs are structured against confirmed producer allocation, product specifications, shipment volume and destination requirements. Quality, documentation and delivery terms are defined before commercial commitment.

Established origins across key fertilizer markets

Urea production is closely linked to natural gas and ammonia availability, making the Middle East and North Africa important supply regions for international nitrogen fertilizer trade. QAA structures sourcing programs across established producer origins in the Gulf and other major export markets, matching buyer requirements on product form, specification, volume and delivery schedule. For a closer look at how regional supply dynamics are shaping the urea market, see our CARAVAN analysis.

Regional sourcing may include the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman and other approved origins subject to producer allocation and market availability. QAFCO is one of the region's major urea producers, with reported annual urea production capacity of 5.6 million MT and dedicated granular urea production facilities.

Origins

Where we source

UAEQatarSaudi ArabiaOmanEgypt
Applications

Who it serves

Agricultural fertilizer distributorsCrop producers & farming groupsFertilizer blendersAgrochemical companiesIndustrial users

Urea is primarily used as a nitrogen fertilizer because of its high nitrogen concentration. It is also used in industrial applications and as a feedstock for products such as urea-based solutions.

Product Forms

Granular & prilled urea

Granular Urea

Larger, more uniform particles designed for efficient bulk handling, storage and mechanical application.

Prilled Urea

Smaller spherical particles produced through a prilling process, widely used in fertilizer distribution and agricultural applications.

Nitrogen46% minimum
Biuret1% maximum
Moisture0.5% maximum
AppearanceWhite, free-flowing solid

Particle size depends on product form and producer specification — QAFCO, for example, specifies 2–4 mm for granular urea and 1–2.8 mm for prilled urea, with at least 90% within the stated range.

Packaging

Formats

50 kg PP bags1 MT jumbo bagsBulk vesselContainerized (where applicable)
Documentation & Compliance

Quality and trade documentation

Technical Data Sheet (TDS)Safety Data Sheet (SDS/MSDS)Certificate of Analysis (COA)Certificate of OriginPre-shipment inspection on requestCommercial InvoicePacking ListBill of Lading
Supply Capacity

Terms at a glance

ProductUrea 46% Nitrogen
Product formsGranular / Prilled
Nitrogen content46% minimum
BiuretTypically ≤1%
MoistureTypically ≤0.5%
Delivery termsFOB / CFR / CIF
Lead timeOrigin-dependent, confirmed per contract
InspectionSGS or equivalent, on request
Supply Chain Process

How a urea shipment moves

01

Requirement & specification

We review your required product form, nitrogen specification, volume, destination and delivery terms.

02

Sourcing & allocation

We identify suitable producer origins and confirm available allocation against the required shipment schedule.

03

Contract & quality confirmation

Price, quantity, product specification, delivery terms, inspection requirements and documentation are agreed before commitment.

04

Inspection & documentation

Quality verification and required export documentation are coordinated prior to loading.

05

Loading & delivery

Cargo is loaded in bulk or the agreed packaging format and transported to the nominated destination under the contracted Incoterm.

Source Urea With Greater Control

From producer allocation and specification verification to inspection, documentation and international logistics, Qasr Al Anqaa structures urea sourcing around the operational requirements of the buyer.

Inquiry

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Send your requirement and we respond with a structured supply proposal — specification, terms and timeline.

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Why QAA

Why Businesses Choose QAA

Qasr Al Anqaa combines commodity expertise, regional market intelligence and strategic partnerships to deliver integrated sourcing and supply chain solutions.

Dubai-based regional platform Multi-origin sourcing capabilities Government and institutional project experience Long-term supply solutions Strategic partner ecosystem Market development support
2020
Established
20+
Countries Served
50+
Trade Partners & Suppliers
Regional Presence

Strategic Presence Across Global Markets

Middle East Africa Central Asia South Asia South America Europe
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Qasr Al Anqaa supply urea 46% N?

Yes. QAA sources and supplies granular and prilled urea (46% N) from major Middle East, Russian and North African producers for government, agricultural and industrial buyers.

Can QAA support government fertilizer tenders?

Yes. QAA structures supply against confirmed producer allocations suited to government procurement and long-term supply contracts.

Which markets does QAA serve for urea?

QAA serves agricultural distributors, industrial buyers and government procurement programmes across six regions: the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, South America and Europe.

Can QAA facilitate long-term supply contracts for urea?

Yes. QAA structures long-term supply programmes backed by multi-origin sourcing and confirmed producer allocations.

Does QAA provide sourcing and market development services together?

Yes. QAA combines commodity sourcing with market development support, helping buyers secure supply and expand distribution in tandem.