Reliance signs USD 3 billion green ammonia supply deal with Samsung C&T

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has signed a binding 15-year agreement with Samsung C&T Corporation for the export of green ammonia, with deliveries set to begin in the second half of FY2029. The contract, valued at over USD 3 billion, is among the largest long-term green ammonia offtake agreements globally.

Integrated supply chain at Jamnagar
The green ammonia will be produced through an integrated process linking renewable energy generation in Kutch with green hydrogen and ammonia production at Jamnagar. The project is anchored by the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex, a 5,000-acre facility where RIL is manufacturing solar modules, battery storage systems, and electrolysers.

Domestic manufacturing and policy alignment
The agreement reflects a focus on building a domestic value chain for clean energy production. By combining local manufacturing with large-scale renewable energy and fuel production, the project aligns with India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission and its objective of positioning the country as a global exporter of green fuels.

Offtake and market context
For Samsung C&T Corporation, the agreement provides long-term access to green ammonia to meet rising demand from industrial and energy sectors across Asia. The company operates across steel, chemicals, and renewable energy, with a global presence spanning over 70 offices in 40 countries.

RIL indicated that this agreement is the first in a series of planned long-term offtake arrangements as its New Energy platform scales. Executive Director Anant Ambani stated that the partnership supports the development of cost-competitive green fuels through domestically manufactured technologies. RIL has set a net-zero target of 2035.