Slumping Demand for Potash Triggered 42% Slide in Profits
Agrium Inc., North America’s third-largest fertilizer producer, declared second-quarter profit slipped 42 per cent as demand for potash declined. For full story, click here
Agrium Inc., North America’s third-largest fertilizer producer, declared second-quarter profit slipped 42 per cent as demand for potash declined. For full story, click here
Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Inc, the world’s leading fertilizer producer, cut its second-quarter earnings targets on Thursday, due to substantially lower than expected potash sales volumes, sending shares down 7.8 percent in after-market trade. For full story, click here
Agrium Inc., North America’s third-leading fertilizer producer, posted a first-quarter loss of US$60-million as demand and prices for crop nutrients dipped. For full story, click here
Agrium Inc., North America’s third- leading fertilizer producer, posted a first-quarter loss of $60 million as crop-nutrient prices and demand dips. For full story, click here
K+S, Europe’s largest producer of potash used in fertilizers is reported to have lost 2.7 percent to 39.62 euros. For full story, click here
K+S AG, Europe’s largest producer of potash used in fertilizers, forecast “significantly” lower earnings this year after demand dropped for the crop nutrient potash and magnesium products. Christian Faitz, a Frankfurt-based analyst at Sal. Oppenheim Jr & Cie, said: There’s a clear buyers strike in the market. For full story, click here
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