ADAMA Ltd.

Beijing and Tel Aviv – October 01, 2026 -- ADAMA Ltd. (SZSE: 000553) has launched Actavan®, a plant-based fungicide for grapes, in Australia and New Zealand, offering growers a zero-residue tool against Botrytis with no pre-harvest interval.

Beet-extract compound activates grapevine immune defenses before infection

Actavan® is a Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) elicitor derived from beet extract. It triggers genes that produce enzymes degrading pathogen cell walls while stimulating antimicrobial phytoalexins, activating the plant's own defense response ahead of fungal attack.

Beijing – September 22, 2026 -- ADAMA Ltd. (SZSE 000553) has launched Actagon®, a ready-mix pre-emergent herbicide for wheat growers in India, targeting the herbicide-resistant grass weed Phalaris minor.

ADAMA combines two active ingredients into a single ready-mix formulation

Actagon® blends pyroxasulfone and metribuzin in one liquid formulation applied pre-emergence, eliminating the need for on-farm tank mixing. The dual-mode combination is designed to deliver long-lasting control of Phalaris minor along with other grass and broadleaf weeds while supporting resistance management strategies.

Launch targets Punjab and Haryana, India's top wheat-growing states

The rollout focuses on regions where Phalaris minor pressure is highest and farmers face mounting difficulty controlling the weed. Actagon® is registered in India, with commercial launch expected in September 2026.

Tel Aviv – September 13, 2026 -- ADAMA Ltd. has secured its first European Union product registration for Ferrabait®, a molluscicide built on the company's novel Feralla® active ingredient, with approval granted in Latvia.

Latvia registration opens door to 2027 rollout across France, Sweden and Lithuania

The Latvian clearance is the initial step in a phased European commercialization plan, with additional national registrations and launches slated to begin in 2027 in France, Sweden and Lithuania. ADAMA positions the product against rising slug pressure that milder European winters have intensified for growers.