RE: RE: RE: here's a comparison-i'll try it again"...manufacturing this P-K product would also represent limited additional capital and operational expenditures as both potash and phosphate rocks would be processed in the same rotary kiln already required for ThermoPotash."
Read that again. Much of the manufacturing costs for the Phosphate product will be eliminated in the eventual model, as the Thermophosphate capex and opex will bear the cost of the rotary kiln. So, when you do your economic model for the Phosphate, you should be able to arrive at an IRR that is not only competetive, but likely lower than the competition. economies of scale