FSiix Resources sources and trades Rock Phosphate from Egyptian Red Sea origin, loading through Safaga and Adabiya, for buyers across phosphoric acid production, DAP/SSP manufacturing, and direct soil application. Supply is structured for bulk monthly offtake, backed by independent quality certification and standard FOB/CIF trade documentation.
Rock Phosphate is the raw sedimentary mineral from which phosphoric acid, DAP, SSP, and virtually all manufactured phosphate fertilisers are derived. FSiix sources 26–28% P₂O₅ grade material from Egyptian Red Sea origin, loading through Safaga or nominated Red Sea ports at Adabiya, with quality verified against independent third-party certification.
Supply is structured on FOB or CIF Incoterms 2020 with payment by DLC at sight, and monthly shipping capacity built around vessels loading at up to 9,000 MT/day, 11.0m draft. We track Egypt's export policy environment closely and flag material shifts to buyers as part of ongoing supply planning.
Egyptian Red Sea rock phosphate follows a standard mining-to-export route, verified by independent quality certification before loading.
Sedimentary phosphate seams are extracted by open-pit mining from Egypt's Red Sea coastal deposits and screened to remove overburden.
Run-of-mine rock is washed, sized, and blended to consistently meet the 26–28% P₂O₅ trade specification.
Cargo is sampled and certified by an independent inspection body (e.g. TÜV Austria) ahead of loading, verifying grade and quantity.
Material is loaded at Safaga or nominated Red Sea ports at Adabiya, at rates of up to 9,000 MT/day, 11.0m draft.
The raw material at the base of the phosphate fertiliser and industrial phosphoric acid supply chain.
Cargo quality is verified by independent third-party inspection (e.g. TÜV Austria) prior to loading, giving buyers a bankable basis for the 26–28% P₂O₅ grade.
Incoterms 2020 contracts with payment by DLC at sight, and shipping capacity structured around vessels loading up to 9,000 MT/day.
We track Egypt's export policy environment closely and flag material shifts to buyers early, as part of ongoing supply planning.
Egypt's rock phosphate export policy has shifted more than once in recent years, including a temporary export halt in 2026 — a factor buyers should build into sourcing plans.
Rock Phosphate FOB pricing moves with origin policy, freight rates, and competing Moroccan/Jordanian supply, so we don't publish a static reference price here — contact our trading desk for a current FOB quotation against your required volume and loading window.
Supplying capacity is 100,000 MT per month, with monthly shipping capacity structured around vessels loading up to 9,000 MT/day at 11.0m draft. Payment is by DLC at sight against loading-port documentation.
Specifications reflect standard trade-grade parameters for buyer reference, benchmarked against independent third-party certification (e.g. TÜV Austria) issued on comparable Egyptian Red Sea cargoes. Buyers are advised to confirm lot-specific figures against the cargo's own inspection certificate before contract finalisation.
Tell us your required volume, destination port, and delivery window, and the FSiix Fertilisers & Chemicals desk will respond with sourcing options and a current FOB quotation.