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Western Resources Corp T.WRX

Alternate Symbol(s):  WTRNF

Western Resources Corp. is a Canada-based resource company. The Company is mainly focused on the development of its Milestone potash project (the Milestone Project) in Canada owned by its subsidiary, Western Potash Corp. (Western Potash). The Milestone Project is located approximately 35 kilometers southeast of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada. The project includes approximately 84,557 acres of Crown held Mineral Leases and approximately 65,305 acres of acquired Freehold Leases. The Milestone Project is constructing Phase I of a potash mine. The Company completed the drilling of 11 potash exploration wells on project property, completed several hundred-line kilometers of 2D seismic study, and conducted a 3D seismic study during the exploration program. The Company has no mineral production that yields any revenue.


TSX:WRX - Post by User

Comment by mdjbrownon Aug 17, 2020 10:51pm
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Post# 31421020

RE:Why a potash company dabble in real estate?

RE:Why a potash company dabble in real estate?cf, at one time investment in Vancouver real estate was golden, but it depended hugely on the entry point in that cycle.

I get the impression timing may not have been advantageous when using some of the $35 million credit facility for real estate instead of getting this mine producing.  Even at $200 a ton in sales, revenue generation can go a long way in working with creditors.

Problem is now, there are 10's of millions owed to those who built the mine as it sits today, so how do those guys get paid, before they agree to continue building the remaining 17% to complete this phase of the project and in turn creating revenue for WRX 

Tough spot to be in, as any leverage appears to be gone




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