RE:SSP price/tonnesThe lack of working capital is blamed for the slow rampup, and working capital issue, at least in part, is caused by the low selling price of SSP, which led to significantly lower cash inflow than expected.
MBAC sold 70k tons of SSP for $14 million until September.
If MBAC had sold at its projected price of #335, then all else being equal, the company could have had about $9 million as incremental cash inflow, which is greater than the new amount (less than 7 million) indicated by the lenders.
SSP price may not be controlled by the company. There are highs and lows of fertilizer price and higher price may come eventually.