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An upcoming project on the Great Central Road will significantly enhance project access, future logistics and transport of people, equipment, materials and product to the regional centre of Laverton.
Kropz has launched an open offer to existing shareholders to raise up to US$4 million to bring the company's Elandsfontein phosphate project, located in South Africa, into production.
Gabriele Marcon, Casale, Switzerland, highlights how single and dual pipe reactor technologies provide a safe, flexible and efficient way of producing solid nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizer.
The rights uptake complements the AUS$2 million placement completed in April this year.
The deadline for completion of Tranche 2 of the equity funding for Danakali's Colluli sulfate of potash project in Eritrea has been extended to on or before 21 November 2020.
Emmerson's feasibility study gives a project value of US$1.4 billion (post-tax net present value) and internal rate of return of 38.5% over an initial 19-year mine life.
EBITDA amounted to US$345 million in 1Q20, down from US$448 million in 1Q19.
The May/June issue of World Fertilizer covers a variety of different topics, including Phosphates, Materials Handling, Granulation, Vibrating Screens, Heat Technology and more.
The new bulkhead, which has been designed specifically to improve the safety level of mining operations at Solikamsk-1, is a 65-m long waterproofing structure made up of seven segments of various sizes.
KL 279, or the Stockholm project, is an undeveloped 263.5 km2 property located in southeast Saskatchewan, Canada.
The company's consolidated net profit after tax for the quarter ended 31 March 2020 was US$30.8 million, compared to US$14.58 million in the quarter ended 31 March 2019.
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, reports that North America’s agriculture and fertilizer sectors are reeling from a host of challenges.