Fertilizer project news

Murugappa Group’s Coromandel International is looking to purchase Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals.

Vatic Ventures Corp. has now commenced the first phase of its exploration and development project for the Saksrithai potash project in Thailand.

K+S has released an overview of the company’s 2016 revenue.

ValvTechnologies Europe has announced that the company reached 5 years without a lost-time injury.

Nigeria is expected to save US$200 million in foreign exchange following the launch of the country’s Presidential Fertilizer Initiative.

Harvest Minerals Ltd has provided an update on the future permitting at its 100% owned Arapuá Fertilizer Project.

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has instructed Tata Chemicals to shut down the 1.2 million tpy Haldia fertilizer plant.

"We regret to inform our employees and other stakeholders that we are considering closing the Yara Pardies plant,” said Svein Tore Holsether, President and CEO of Yara.

K+S Potash Canada GP (KSPC) has received the first 177 of 531 custom built railcars at its Legacy Project mine site.

The license will allow for the exploitation of potassium-bearing minerals which exist at relatively shallow depths within the vast license area.