The vital fertilizer that’s driving multibillion-dollar bets
BHP Group’s go-ahead to spend $5.7 billion on a giant Canadian potash mine is shining a spotlight on a commodity vital to feeding the world.
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Registration open for Energy and Mining Forum’s ESG Week webinar series
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Nutrien confident in potash demand even with BHP’s project
Global potash demand by 2030 is likely to be more than sufficient to absorb additional supply from Jansen, said Morningstar analyst.