Chobi Company Limited 001550

Overview

Chobi Company Limited stands as a prominent entity in South Korea's agricultural sector, focusing on the production and distribution of composite fertilizers. Originally established in 1955, the company has traversed a significant evolutionary path from its early days as Chosun Fertilizer Industry Co., Ltd., before adopting its current identity in October 1990. Its comprehensive product lineup is specifically designed to cater to a diverse range of agricultural needs, including hydroponic settings, controlled-release requirements, and organic farming practices. Through its affiliation with Kyung Nong Corporation, Chobi Company Limited leverages synergistic opportunities to enhance its market presence and technological capabilities, reinforcing its commitment to agricultural innovation and sustainability. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, the company's strategic positioning enables it to effectively serve its clientele by providing superior fertilizer solutions that are grounded in research and tailored to local and international agricultural paradigms.

Products and Services

• Hydroponic Fertilizers

  Designed for soilless agriculture, Chobi's hydroponic fertilizers facilitate optimal nutrient absorption, ensuring robust plant growth and yield in water-based cultivation systems.

• Controlled Release Fertilizers (CRF)

  This product category includes the latest in nutrient release technology, allowing for the gradual dissemination of nutrients. Controlled release fertilizers are engineered to meet plants' nutritional needs over specific periods, thereby improving efficiency and minimizing environmental impact.

• MCF Organic Fertilizers

  Reflecting Chobi's commitment to sustainable agriculture, MCF organic fertilizers are derived from natural sources, providing an eco-friendly alternative that promotes healthy soil biology and plant growth while reducing chemical inputs.

• PNS CRF Fertilizers

  Part of the controlled release lineup, PNS CRF fertilizers are tailored for precision agriculture practices, ensuring that plants receive the right amount of nutrients at the right time to optimize health and productivity.