Latest Phosphate Projects News

Minbos Resources unveils a streamlined strategy for its Cabinda Phosphate Project, cutting upfront costs by $20 million and aiming for accelerated shipments from Porto do Caio in the first half of 2026.

PhosCo Ltd reports thick, high-grade phosphate intersections at its Gasaat Project in Tunisia, coinciding with phosphate's addition to the US Critical Minerals List. The company plans maiden resource estimates and an updated scoping study to advance project development.

Avenira Limited reports significant progress at its Wonarah Phosphate Project, alongside key board and management changes, while maintaining a solid cash position at the end of Q3 2025.

Aguia Resources reported a challenging quarter with significant cash outflows but bolstered its position through a $5.3 million capital raise and a new bank loan for its phosphate project.

Aguia Resources advances its phosphate operations in Brazil with new funding and plant upgrades, while a management overhaul in Colombia reveals a significant gold discovery at Santa Barbara.

PhosCo Ltd reports breakthrough drilling results at its Gasaat Phosphate Project in Tunisia, securing a €1M grant from EBRD and a $1.1M investment from its Managing Director, setting the stage for a pivotal feasibility study.

Aguia Resources has successfully raised approximately $4 million through a non-renounceable entitlement offer and placement of the shortfall, strengthening its capital position ahead of key project developments.

PhosCo has received a €1 million grant from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development alongside a $1.1 million investment from its Managing Director, fueling optimisation efforts ahead of the Gasaat Phosphate Project’s bankable feasibility study.

PhosCo Ltd reports a significant 50.5m phosphate intersection at its KM prospect in Tunisia, reinforcing strong project economics and prompting a potential acceleration of production schedules.

Canadian Phosphate Limited has bolstered its balance sheet through the sale of its pelleting plant and reported improved cash flow despite permitting setbacks in British Columbia. The company is strategically positioned to capitalize on growing North American demand for domestically sourced phosphate amid global supply disruptions.

Minbos Resources has entered a binding agreement with Talus Renewables to develop the Capanda Green Ammonia Project in Angola, aiming to supply both European and African markets with competitively priced green ammonia.

Minbos Resources advances its Cabinda phosphate fertilizer project with key funding restructures, minority shareholder buyouts, and the start of early mining operations. Strategic partnerships and construction milestones position the company for growth despite funding delays.