Why did India's 2.5 million tonne urea tender fail to attract buyers at its target price?

Why did India's 2.5 million tonne urea tender fail to attract buyers at its target price?
India's spring tender drew over 20 bids covering nearly 6 million tonnes, more than double the volume sought, yet offers landed at 935-959 USD/t on the west and east coasts, with highs near 1,136 USD/t. Two months earlier, comparable RCF tenders cleared at 508-512 USD/t, an 84% jump. The issue was not credibility alone but physical supply. With global gas-based urea accounting for roughly 68% of capacity, and about 20% of LNG transiting Hormuz, feedstock disruption idled Egyptian, Moroccan and Gulf plants. India, with 95% gas-based capacity and 40-50% of imported gas from the Gulf, cut output at three major plants.