Coromandel International Limited was incorporated in 1961 as Coromandel Fertilisers Limited, a collaboration between International Minerals and Chemical Corporation, Chevron Chemical Company and EID Parry. It is part of the Murugappa Group: its parent company, E.I.D.-Parry (India) Limited, held 55.58% of the equity at 31 March 2026, within a promoter holding of 56.35%. The shares are listed on BSE (506395) and the National Stock Exchange of India (COROMANDEL). The registered office is in Secunderabad, Telangana, and the corporate office in Chennai.
It reports two segments, Nutrient and other allied business, and Crop protection. In 2025-26 consolidated segment revenue was ₹27,72,687 lakh for nutrients and ₹3,96,825 lakh for crop protection, and consolidated total income was ₹31,827 crore. The company says it is India’s second-largest manufacturer and marketer of phosphatic fertiliser; it sold 4.3 million tonnes of complex fertilisers in the year. Crop protection company NACL Industries became a subsidiary on 8 August 2025 (53.69% held), and Coromandel also holds 58.01% of drone maker Dhaksha Unmanned Systems and 71.51% of Baobab Mining and Chemicals Corporation, a rock phosphate miner in Senegal.
It runs about 1,200 agri-retail outlets in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. The subsidiaries listed in its 2025-26 annual report do not include a UK company.