NPGF Ready to Launch New Products: MKP and KNO3 Fertilizers
NPGF announced plans to launch two new water-soluble fertilizer products, MKP (Mono Potassium Phosphate) and KNO₃ (Potassium Nitrate), in early 2026.
This step is part of the company's strategy to expand its portfolio and strengthen operational fundamentals in the modern agricultural sector.
NPGF President Director, Ujang Suparman, explained that the development of water-soluble fertilizers is a response to the growing market demand for precision fertilization solutions.
"Agriculture is currently moving towards input efficiency and consistent results. Water-soluble products like MKP and KNO₃ are capable of providing a fast response and high absorption rates," he said.
According to Ujang, both products are completely chlorine-free, making them suitable for high-value commodities and sensitive crops. NPGF emphasized that the development of MKP and KNO₃ aligns with the national need to maintain stable agricultural and plantation production.
"Nutritional efficiency and production stability are part of our contribution to the food security agenda. High-purity products will help farmers and plantations achieve more consistent yields," Ujang added.
MKP fertilizer is high in phosphorus and potassium, ideal for flowering and fruiting, while KNO₃ provides nitrate nitrogen for direct plant uptake, as well as potassium for crop quality and storage.
The combination of these two fertilizers supports productivity and the specific nutritional needs of horticulture and plantations.
In terms of performance, NPGF projects that MKP and KNO₃ will begin to contribute gradually to sales from the first year of launch.
The company estimates that these two products will contribute a significant portion to sales growth by 2026, as the adoption of water-soluble fertilizers increases in the domestic market.
This contribution is expected to come from the agriculture and plantation segments, supported by the increasingly widespread adoption of various precision fertilizer application methods.
To support this target, NPGF has prepared a series of field tests, strengthened quality control with a solubility standard above 99%, and conducted technical education materials for distributors and marketing teams.
This approach is expected to accelerate market penetration while maintaining consistent product quality.
Ujang believes that the launch of MKP and KNO₃ has strategic significance for the company.
"We continue to gradually strengthen our product line and operational performance. Our focus is on providing relevant, modern, and long-term solutions for the agriculture and plantation sectors," he said.
The official launch is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026 and will be followed by a series of publications, demonstration plots, and fertilizer efficiency campaigns in various regions.
This step is part of the company's strategy to expand its portfolio and strengthen operational fundamentals in the modern agricultural sector.
NPGF President Director, Ujang Suparman, explained that the development of water-soluble fertilizers is a response to the growing market demand for precision fertilization solutions.
"Agriculture is currently moving towards input efficiency and consistent results. Water-soluble products like MKP and KNO₃ are capable of providing a fast response and high absorption rates," he said.
According to Ujang, both products are completely chlorine-free, making them suitable for high-value commodities and sensitive crops. NPGF emphasized that the development of MKP and KNO₃ aligns with the national need to maintain stable agricultural and plantation production.
"Nutritional efficiency and production stability are part of our contribution to the food security agenda. High-purity products will help farmers and plantations achieve more consistent yields," Ujang added.
MKP fertilizer is high in phosphorus and potassium, ideal for flowering and fruiting, while KNO₃ provides nitrate nitrogen for direct plant uptake, as well as potassium for crop quality and storage.
The combination of these two fertilizers supports productivity and the specific nutritional needs of horticulture and plantations.
In terms of performance, NPGF projects that MKP and KNO₃ will begin to contribute gradually to sales from the first year of launch.
The company estimates that these two products will contribute a significant portion to sales growth by 2026, as the adoption of water-soluble fertilizers increases in the domestic market.
This contribution is expected to come from the agriculture and plantation segments, supported by the increasingly widespread adoption of various precision fertilizer application methods.
To support this target, NPGF has prepared a series of field tests, strengthened quality control with a solubility standard above 99%, and conducted technical education materials for distributors and marketing teams.
This approach is expected to accelerate market penetration while maintaining consistent product quality.
Ujang believes that the launch of MKP and KNO₃ has strategic significance for the company.
"We continue to gradually strengthen our product line and operational performance. Our focus is on providing relevant, modern, and long-term solutions for the agriculture and plantation sectors," he said.
The official launch is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026 and will be followed by a series of publications, demonstration plots, and fertilizer efficiency campaigns in various regions.
