Triton Advisers Ltd., which bought the Compo fertilizer brand from K+S AG three years ago, is readying to sell the business in two separate parts.
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Libya’s Major Oilfield Remains Shut Down
Libya’s El Sharara oilfield, one of the OPEC’s biggest ones producing about 200,000 barrels per day remains closed down. The closed field is a result
OPEC Not United in Further Steps to Address Plummeting Prices
Saudi Arabia’s Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi’s comments on the situation in international energy markets from the beginning of this month have left OPEC countries wondering
Commodities Imports Affected by China Increasing Protectionism
Companies and commodity traders have been increasingly complaining about China’s use of non-tariff barriers ranging from customs clearance to quality restrictions to curb raw material
Three U.S. Fertilizer Companies Fined for Discrimination
Three Southern California seed and fertilizer providers – All Star Seed Inc., La Valle Sabbia and Abatti – have to pay a fine of $187,500
Russia and China Sign a Second Gas Deal
Moscow and Beijing have signed the second gas deal for a gas supply although plummeting energy prices are increasing doubts about the overall mutual Russia-China
Three Subsidiaries of Potash Corp. to Decrease Dangerous Emissions
Three subsidiaries of the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS), the world’s largest fertilizer producer, will introduce measures to decrease pollutant air emissions at eight U.S.
Asian Economies to Reform to Get Ready for LNG
Asian economies must start with reforms, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has said, in order to see an expansion in the supply of liquefied natural
BHP to Be the First to Sell U.S. Oil without Washington’s Consent
BHP Billiton Ltd, the Anglo-Australian mining company, is going to become the first firm to export lightly processed ultra-light oil from the United States without
Nigeria Lost $4.8 Billion in Seed and Fertilizer Sector in 1980-2010
The Nigerian federal government has informed that it lost more than N776 billion to corruption, which is an average of N26 billion annually, in the