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India is set to bring 10 planned and 12 announced urea plants between now and 2030.

The company recently raised US$825 million of funding as part of its stage 2 financing.

The offer of finance is for the US / Euro dollar equivalent of AUS$102 million of senior debt funding for the development of the Beyondie Sulphate of Potash Project in Western Australia.

This contract concerns one of three packages related to ANWIL’s expansion of its fertilizer production capacities.

Fibex Composites has supplied cable trough products to a polyhalite mine in North Yorkshire where the ease of installation and speed of delivery were important to the construction phase.

The brine from the Williamson Pit is now being pumped into a commercial scale Sulphate of Potash (SOP) brine evaporation pond at the company's Lake Way Project in Western Australia.

The contract that has been awarded to Toll MIning Services includes the full logistics chain of product transport from mine site to shipping.

The appointment of Leonardo Torres-Quevedo Angoloti follows the awarding of a positive environmental permit for the Muga potash project in Spain earlier this month.

The agreement with the OCP Group forms part of Itafos's repurpose plan to optimise finished fertilizer production with a multi-product portfolio of higher grade SSP, micronutrient SSP and value added premium PK compound products.

As part of this partnership, the xarvioTM SCOUTING app will be offered within the Nutrien Ag Solutions Customer Portal, to provide its customers easy access to this agronomic tool.

The economic impact report, by consultants Quod, sets out the main impacts of the multi-billion pound project – to mine and export a vast resource of natural fertilizer called polyhalite.

Argus Media has announced that it has signed a collaboration agreement with the International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC).