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AGRIUM INC T.AGU

"With more than 1,400 retail centers, Canada-based Agrium is the largest agricultural retailer in the United States, selling fertilizers, crop chemicals, and seed directly to farm customers. The company's wholesale business produces and markets the three main crop nutrients--nitrogen, potash, and phosphate--with natural resources located mainly in Canada and the United States. The bulk of Agrium's sales are generated in the U.S., Canada, and Australia."


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Post by MGodmanon Jun 26, 2008 10:09pm
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New potash play. Same group that started PON.v

New potash play. Same group that started PON.v

The similarities are mind boggling and with the recent volume you have to think some heavy hitters are now involved big time with INL.v here as well. PON.v started as TES.v which was owned by David Baker, Vivan Gu,
and Joseph Terris. Now INL.v is owned by the same group and they are now working a similar deal to that of which they made PON.v.
INL.v is currently trading @.385cts and has seen some serious accumulation the last couple days. Don't be surprised if we dont see an announcement in the coming days about another potash deal in Saskatchewan. Both Friedland and Lundin are rumoured to be apart of this deal as well. And judging by the volume it only makes sense that these big players were getting involved the last 2 days.

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