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Argus Fertilizer Africa Conference

Name: Argus Fertilizer Africa Conference
Start: 2027-01-25T00:00:00Z
End: 2027-01-27T00:00:00Z
Location: Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town, South Africa

25-27 January 2027

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Grow your business at Africa's largest commercial fertilizer conference

The Argus Fertilizer Africa Conference returns to Cape Town for the premier networking event serving the African fertilizer market. The 2027 edition will once again take place in this world-class location, bringing together the full value chain under one roof.

In a year marked by significant disruption to global energy and fertilizer systems, join industry leaders from across Africa and beyond to explore opportunities, share expertise and shape the future of a more resilient, secure fertilizer market.

As the industry faces ongoing geopolitical and supply chain volatility, this is your opportunity to collaborate on strategies that strengthen market stability, mitigate future shocks and support long-term food security across the continent.

Expect over 350 attendees from 140+ companies across 50 countries. The event will feature:

Expanded exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technologies and solutions across the fertilizer and agricultural sectors
A robust conference programme with insights from industry leaders, driving solution focused discussions
Enhanced networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration across the value chain

Whether you are a producer, distributor, agribusiness leader, financial institution or technology innovator, this is your chance to engage with the most influential stakeholders in Africa’s fertilizer market as the industry comes together to move beyond reacting to disruption and build systems that can withstand it.

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Event highlights

Industry-leading speakers

Gain insights from top executives and experts shaping the future of fertilizer production, trade and innovation across Africa and globally.

Argus Fertilizer Africa Awards

Join us as we shine a spotlight on the individuals, companies, and initiatives driving innovation, sustainability and growth in Africa’s fertilizer sector.

Networking opportunities

Connect over lunch, coffee breaks, roundtables and evening receptions designed to foster insight-sharing and collaboration in the beautiful Cape Town setting.

Africa's fertilizer industry under one roof

Connect with the entirety of the African fertilizer ecosystem with a balanced mix of producers, traders, distributors, logistic players, end users and other key players.

Key themes on the conference agenda

Logistics innovation and infrastructure development

Understand how transport constraints, storage limitations and port inefficiencies are impacting fertilizer availability and cost structures.
Discover emerging logistics solutions, infrastructure investment priorities and last-mile delivery innovations helping to eliminate bottlenecks and strengthen distribution networks.

Resilient supply chains and multi-origin sourcing

Assess how supply chain disruptions, geopolitical shifts and sourcing dependencies are shaping fertilizer availability across African markets.
Explore multi-origin procurement strategies, regional trade flows and risk management approaches that enhance reliability, flexibility and long-term market stability.

Trends in production, blending and distribution

Examine how expanding domestic production, growing local blending capacity and evolving industrial strategies are reshaping Africa’s fertilizer supply and reducing import dependency.
Gain practical insights into financing models, investment opportunities, government policy and the shift toward greener production pathways.

Fertilizer pricing, affordability and demand dynamics in Africa

Analyse how global price volatility, feedstock costs and regional supply shifts are influencing fertilizer pricing and availability.
Understand affordability challenges, evolving farmer purchasing behaviour, alternative inputs, and the role of subsidies and policy in supporting access and sustaining demand.