
Orion raises money to fund potash mines
According to Reuters, Orion Resource Partners is seeking to raise up to US$500 million in order to fund potash, tungsten and iron ore mines.
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According to Reuters, Orion Resource Partners is seeking to raise up to US$500 million in order to fund potash, tungsten and iron ore mines.

Fuel Tech Inc. has released a statement announcing the receipt of multiple air pollution control contracts from customers in the US and China.

Casale has announced that it has acquired the license and know-how of the CO2 removal process developed and owned by Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry (Russia).

Centrex Metals Ltd has received further fertilizer conversion test work results from KemWorks on phosphate rock concentrate samples from the Ardmore phosphate rock project.

LSB Industries Inc. has announced that the ammonia plant at its chemical facility in El Dorado, Arkansas, US, resumed production on 30 June 2018.

Centrex Metals Ltd has announced that a pilot plant trial has been completed for the production of phosphoric acid from its premium 35% P2O5 grade low cadmium phosphate rock concentrate from its Ardmore project.

Altius Minerals Corp. has announced that it has amended its existing credit facility to refinance its existing term and revolver debt.

GrowMax Resources Corp. has released a statement announcing the retirement of Abdel Badwi as Director and non-executive Chairman.

The Fertilizer Institute has released a statement commending members of the US Senate for acting in bi-partisan fashion to approve S. 3042, the ‘Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018’.

KBR Inc. has announced that it has been awarded a nitric acid plant revamp contract by Haifa Chemicals Ltd for its plant in Mishor-Rotem, Israel.

Potash Ridge Corp. has announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Ross Phillips, has resigned in order to pursue other opportunities.

Acron Group has announced that – while the construction ramps up and shaft sinking commences at the Talitsky project – it continues to structure the financing of the project.