Fertilizer project news
Kalium Lakes signs offtake terms sheet with K+S
Kalium Lakes has executed an offtake terms sheet detailing the commercial terms for an offtake arrangement with respect to SOP production from its 100% owned Beyondie SOP Project.
Bethune mine stoppage to affect K+S results
According to Reuters, K+S has stated that a stoppage at its new Bethune mine in Canada will affect the company’s earnings for 2Q18.
Verde’s new processing plant on budget and on schedule
Verde AgriTech Plc has announced that on site plant assembly has now commenced at its processing plant in Brazil.
LSB’s ammonia facility temporarily taken out of service
LSB Industries Inc. has announced that the ammonia plant at its El Dorado, Arkansas, US, chemical facility was taken offline on 4 June 2018 due to a power failure at the facility.
EuroChem to purchase future SOP output from upcoming project in Eritrea
The Colluli Potash Project in Eritrea is a 50-50 joint venture between Danakali Ltd and the Eritrean National Mining Corp.
TFI President praises US House of Representatives
The President of The Fertilizer Institute, Chris Jahn, has praised the US House of Representatives for voting overwhelmingly in favour of H.R. 8, the Water Resources Development Act of 2018, by a vote of 408-2.
Milestone Potash awards contract to SNC-Lavalin
Milestone Potash Corp. has entered into an agreement with SNC-Lavalin Inc. to complete the detailed engineering for the Milestone Phase I Selective Solution Mining Project in southeast Saskatchewan, Canada.
Parkway announces commencement of brine drilling on Lake Barlee
Parkway Minerals has announced that it is commencing the initial ‘proof of concept’ drill program on its 100% owned Lake Barlee Salt Lake Project in Australia.
Galaxy Resources to sell mining tenements to POSCO
According to Reuters, Galaxy Resources Ltd has signed an agreement to sell a mining tenements package in Argentina to POSCO – the South Korean steel maker – for US$280 million.
EuroChem expands further in Brazil
A new blending plant in the state of Mato Grosso is expected to produce 300 000 t of fertilizer by the end of 2018.