Fertilizer project news

Ma’aden expects its Waad al-Shamal fertilizer project to reach 85% of capacity by the end of this year from 70% now and hit full capacity of 3 million t of fertilizer products by 1Q22.

Agripower Australia Ltd, a producer of a range of natural silicon fertilizers for use in agriculture and horticulture, requires a loan facility to help the company develop what is believed to be the world’s largest resource of biogenic amorphous silica.

Yankuang Group has awarded Eurotecnica a contract for the licensing, engineering and procurement of the 24th melamine plant based on Euromel technology.

The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has made an Investment Decision to provide a debt financing facility of AUS$140 million to assist the development of the Lake Wells SOP Project.

The net proceeds of the equity placement will principally be used for the continuation of the Khemisset Project development workstreams comprising the detailed design for the mine.

With the submission, the company has replied to all the questions from the relevant mining authorities in Madrid, Aragón and Navarra on the documentation submitted by the company.

EarthRenew has upsized its previously announced acquisition of Replenish Nutrients equity from 38% to 100%.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) have announced plans to build a Power-to-X facility in Europe with the support of market leaders within the agriculture and shipping industries.

The US Department of Commerce has announced its final determination that phosphate fertilizer imports from Morocco and Russia are unfairly subsidised.

Emmerson Plc has announced that it is in the process of assessing a conceptual, staged development for its 100% owned Khemisset potash project.