Squeezed margins, sulphur risk and a capital drought
After a first day focused on the exhibition and technical showcases, the main conference programme at the CRU Phosphates+Potash Expoconference ...
Tag: Phosphate Rock
Lancaster Products and Bradley Pulverizer – a perfect US-UK partnership
We talk to Curt Snyder of Lancaster Products and Ian Hancock of Bradley Pulverizer ahead of CRU's Phosphates+Potash Expoconference in Paris in April.
The strategic transformation of phosphogypsum from a waste to a resource
Tibaut Theys explains how circular solutions from Prayon Technologies are allowing widespread phosphogypsum reuse.
Innovative reagents for processing phosphate ores worldwide
Benoit Grymonprez and Guoxin Wang show how Arkema is developing long-lasting solutions to the new challenges faced by phosphate operations globally.
Unlocking phosphate beneficiation potential: a ‘Mine-to-Mill’ transformation
Transformational beneficiation improvements are presented in this case study by Keenan Collins, Jayden Ladebruk and Edward DeRose of Hatch.
Phosphates project listing 2026
Fertilizer International presents a global round-up of phosphate rock, phosphoric acid and finished phosphates projects.
Itafos reports higher phosphates, acid production in 2025
US-based phosphate producer Itafos reported higher production in 2025, as well as higher sales prices, in ...
Xingfa sets sights on $2bn Egypt phosphate build as it lifts home-mine scale
China's Xingfa Chemicals Group is planning to invest $2bn in a three-phase project for phosphate ore exploration, extraction and downstream production in ...
Syria restarts Sharqiya phosphate washing and drying plant
Syria restarted a phosphate production site in Homs province after a decade-long shutdown, according to local media reports 25 November. The washing and drying facility is part of Syria’s Al-Sharqiya mine. The Syrian government has indicated that it plans to increase its presence in global phosphates market as part of efforts to support the country's economy.
Phosphate investment deal
Syria’s Geological and Mineral Resources Authority has signed an agreement with Teryaq, a subsidiary of Serbia’s Exlixir Group, aimed at exporting 1.5 million t/a of phosphate by the end of 2026. The agreement marks a significant step in Syria’s efforts to expand international partnerships and optimise its mineral resources for economic gain. Elixir Group owns the largest phosphoric acid plant in Europe and operates three fertilizer plants in Serbia.