CP Rail weighing deals to boost crude-by-rail
According to Reuters, Canadian Pacific Railways Ltd is considering deals to increase crude-by-rail shipments this year, following profits in 4Q17 that surpassed analyst’s estimates.
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According to Reuters, Canadian Pacific Railways Ltd is considering deals to increase crude-by-rail shipments this year, following profits in 4Q17 that surpassed analyst’s estimates.
Emerson has announced that it has successfully completed the acquisition of ProSys Inc.
Corfo – the Chilean development agency – has reached an agreement with Lithium company SQM, bringing an end to a dispute over royalties in Chile’s Salar de Atacama.
Yara International ASA has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Tata Chemicals’ urea business in India.
China’s National Development & Reform Commission has asked local governments and companies to help ensure both stable prices and supplies of fertilizer for upcoming spring planting.
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. is planning to sell 176 088 630 ordinary shares of Israel Chemicals Ltd in a private secondary offering, subject to customary closing conditions.
Kropz SA (Pty) Ltd has announced that Ian Harebottle has been appointed Group CEO, and will commence his new role on 28 March 2018 after seeing out the rest of his contract with Gemfields plc.
BCI Minerals Ltd and Kalium Lakes Ltd – the owners of the Carnegie Potash Project – have announced that brine analysis results for the initial auger sampling programme have been completed.
Current Water Technologies Inc. has announced that it has closed the acquisition of Pumptronics Inc. by acquiring 100% of the issued share capital.
GPO, G2X Energy Inc. and CFEn have announced that they have entered into a 15-year natural gas transportation and supply contract in support of a new Mexican fertilizer plant.
mPrest has announced that it has been awarded a first-of-its-kind smart agriculture project by precision agriculture company Netafim.
SafeTraces Inc. has announced that the world’s first DNA-based traceability system for fertilizer has been delivered to 20 manufacturers in an unnamed NATO member country.