Phosphate Mining Project
Sector: Fertilizers • Location: Egypt
Source: Council on Foreign Relations
Asia Potash International Investment (Guangzhou) Co. Ltd. is investing $1.6 billion in a phosphate mining project in southeastern Egypt, with a total estimated investment of $7 to $10 billion to produce phosphate for fertilizer.
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Description | Asia Potash International Investment (Guangzhou) Co. Ltd. is investing $1.6 billion in a phosphate mining project in southeastern Egypt, with a total estimated investment of $7 to $10 billion to produce phosphate for fertilizer. |
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