Vancouver – A $434-million takeover bid for Potash One (KCL-T) from German fertilizer giant K+S Aktiengesellschaft is evidence that the failure of BHP Billiton’s (BHP-N) US$39-billion takeover bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT-T, POT-N)…
Vancouver – Potash One (KCL-T) has converted its Legacy project resource into a proven and probable reserve in…
Vancouver – Smaller potash-based companies saw strong gains following BHP Billiton’s (BHP-N) unsolicited buyou…
To take advantage of the economic slowdown, cheaper materials and labor, and hedge against inflation, Po…
VANCOUVER–Backed by a resource of more than 1 billion tonnes of potassium chloride, a prefeasibility study for Potash One’s (KCL-T, KCLOF-O) Legacy project has churned out solid numbers for the propo…
Vancouver – Backed by a resource of more than 1 billion tonnes of potassium chloride, a prefeasibility study for …
Wellington West Capital Markets believes investors in junior explorer Western Potash Corp. (WPX-V) are likely to do…
VANCOUVER — Saskatchewan produces one-third of the world’s supply of potash, the key ingredient in fertilizer, but the province has not seen a new potash mine in 40 years. With a new, increased resou…
Iron ore was in the spotlight during the 19th trading week of the year, from esoteric new hedging opportunities to derailed grassroots iron ore deals.
The astronomical cost of bringing a potash mine into production will keep many juniors from developing their projec…
As many juniors deliberate over doing financings amidst the market turmoil, Potash One (KCL-T, KCLOF-O) president and CEO Paul Matysek is getting ready to coast through the next year once his company …
As many juniors deliberate over doing financings amidst the market turmoil, Potash One (KCL-T) president and CEO Pa…
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