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AM Green, JERA ink long term supply agreement for Green Ammonia

AM Green Ammonia (India) and JERA signed a binding Heads of Agreement for long-term supply of roughly 70,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually over five years, with a potential extension, produced at AM Green's planned Kakinada facility.

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What happened

AM Green Ammonia (India) and Japan's JERA signed a binding five-year agreement for planned supply of about 70,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year. The fuel would come from AM Green's planned Kakinada facility in Andhra Pradesh, scheduled to start in 2028–29. The deal can be extended and allows extra supplies.

Global impact / market context

This is an early-stage supply deal, not fuel flowing today. It signals future demand from Japan for cleaner fuel and gives a planned Indian plant a named buyer. For ordinary investors, it matters only once the plant is built and actually delivers.

What to watch

  1. Check whether the Kakinada facility is actually built and starts running around 2028–29, because without the plant no fuel can be delivered.
  2. Check for updates on the agreement's extension and extra supply scope, because a wider deal would mean more future volumes.
  3. Check for confirmation that the deal moves from a binding Heads of Agreement to actual deliveries, because only delivered fuel turns the plan into real business.

Affected assets

  • Green ammonia

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