Posted Mar 10, 2015, 7:10 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Cala Ghearraidh
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Originally Posted by thefourthtower
REGINA — The Mosaic Company is doubling down on its five-year-old, $1.5-billion K3 mine project at Esterhazy with a further $1.7 billion investment, which will make the world’s largest potash mine even larger, company officials announced Monday at its Regina head office.
The expansion project will create 300 construction jobs a year — 600 at peak construction — and bring total investment at K3 to $3.2 billion when production begins in late 2017. “When complete, this will make K3 the largest, most competitive potash mine in the world,’’ said Gerry Couture, vice-president, capital and engineering for Mosaic Potash, which is headquartered in Regina.
http://www.leaderpost.com/business/energ...on+project+Esterhazy/10875002/story.html |
That is fantastic news for the continued boom in Saskatchewan! Who knows, maybe Mosaic will end up outgrowing their new digs and need to get Harvard to build them another tower  Or push 1855 Rose ahead!
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