Congo: Kore Sintoukola Kola potash mine awaits final costing in August
Backed by Oman’s public fund and Chile’s SQM, the British company Kore Potash Plc, focused on developing Congolese phosphates and its Kola mine will make an investment decision when the final costing from its new partner, the Chinese construction company Sepco, is available.
19/07/2022 at 17h15, by Africa Business+
After years of studies and preliminary work, Kore Potash is nearing the end of the tunnel. The mining junior, seeking to develop the phosphate resources of Sintoukola, Congo-Brazzaville, expects to make its final investment decision in the next three months.
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