Uralkali may delist before year-end ahead of imminent merger — report
The world's largest potash miner is said to be mulling a merger with Uralchem, one of its main shareholders.
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Zijin goes after Aussie gold miner in overseas buying spree
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ICL to supply India with 835,000 tonnes of potash
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Red Chris mine gets environmental permit
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China’s energy demand may not increase until 2017
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Rio Tinto sees ‘a few years of reduced consumption of new steel’
The old cycle is playing out again.