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By Melissa Shaw
Chatham Rock Phosphate (NZ: CRP, TSX.V: NZP) (“CRP” or “the Company”) provides a further shareholder briefing. A lot has happened since our last update was published and it’s timely to provide another informal update on recent events.
Events of note include:
Sensible and helpful revisions to the 2013 EEZ Act became
By Melissa Shaw
Chatham Rock Phosphate (NZ: CRP) (“CRP” or “the Company”) congratulates Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) for gaining a Marine Consent from the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA). In conjunction with the Mining Permit granted several years ago this environmental consent enables TTR to progress towards development of a multi-billion dollar business which will
By Melissa Shaw
Focus Ventures (TSX VENTURE:FCV) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with established fertilizer trading company, Keytrade A.G., for the off-take of phosphate rock from the Company’s Bayovar 12 phosphate project in northern Peru.
This MOU marks a significant milestone for the Company since it
By Melissa Shaw
There are several seabed phosphate mining projects under development, but no companies are currently extracting phosphate from the seafloor.
What exactly is the difference between potash and phosphate? Both are used to produce fertilizers, but they are not interchangeable.
By Melissa Shaw
A vessel carrying a shipment for Canada’s Agrium was detained in Panama Wednesday night. It is the second to be stopped this month.
Wondering how phosphate investing works? Here’s a brief overview of supply and demand dynamics, as well as options for investing.
Interested in the potash space? This list provides an overview of ASX-listed potash companies and what they’re currently up to.
Although the uranium market has struggled in recent years, it’s expected that global demand for vanadium will more than double by 2025.
CALGARY, ALBERTA–(Marketwired – Sept. 12, 2016) – GrowMax Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:GRO) subsidiary, GrowMax Agri Corp., (collectively, “GrowMax” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that the Company has received the results of an independent Preliminary Economic Assessment (the “PEA”) for its Bayovar 7 phosphate project on its property located
Israel Chemicals has completed a joint venture arrangement with Yunnan Yuntianhua. Meanwhile, DuSolo Fertilizers and Montero Mining both recently secured financing.
Montero Mining and Exploration (TSXV:MON) announced that its funding partner, Ovation Capital, has committed to expenditures of about C$2.7 million to acquire a 10 percent interest in the company’s Duyker Eiland project.
A look at phosphate mining companies that have been working to advance their respective projects or are already producing.
Mining Weekly reported that Minemakers Ltd. (ASX:MAK) announced that it hopes to begin bulk sampling at its newly acquired Baobab project in Senegal before the end of 2015, following shareholder approval of deal.
IC Potash, Allana Potash, DuSolo Fertilizers, Great Quest Fertilizer and Western Potash are among the potash companies that will be attending PDAC.
Mineweb reported that the second underwater mining project proposed by Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd. (NZE:CRP) has been rejected due to the potential environmental impact to the seabed.
Great Quest Fertilizer Ltd. (TSXV:GQ) announced a binding commercial offtake agreement with Mali’s Société Africaine de Développement Agricole SA (SADA Group) for the bulk of the production from its planned Mali-based phosphate manufacturing facility.
By Vivien Diniz
Australia, a country with high demand for fertilizer, but little to no domestic production, just got news that local company Potash West might have found just what the farmers ordered.
NZCity reports that privately held TransTasman Resources has applied for a permit to mine ironsands in the Taranaki Bight off New Zealands’s North Island.
Coromandel International has expanded its share of India’s single super phosphate production, a market that is experiencing growth in the face of rising phosphate prices.
