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Karnalyte Resources Inc T.KRN

Alternate Symbol(s):  KRLTF

Karnalyte Resources Inc. is a Canada-based development stage company. The Company is engaged in the exploration and development of its property and possible construction of a production facility and development of a potash mine. It is focused on two fertilizer products, potash and nitrogen, to be produced and manufactured in Saskatchewan. The Company owns the construction ready Wynyard Potash Project, with planned phase I production of 625,000 tonnes per year (TPY) of high-grade granular potash, and two subsequent phases of 750,000 TPY each, taking total production up to 2.125 million TPY. The Company is also exploring the development of the Proteos Nitrogen Project, which is a proposed small scale nitrogen fertilizer plant with a nameplate production capacity of approximately 700 metric tonnes per day (MTPD) of ammonia and approximately 1,200 MTPD of urea, and a target customer market of independent fertilizer wholesalers in Central Saskatchewan.


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Comment by mdjbrownon Dec 04, 2020 3:32pm
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RE:Your take

RE:Your take Resourse, that is the million dollar question

How could any shareholder not named GSFC think the .17 cent Rights Offering was a good idea. What ever happened to getting 51% shareholder approval before moving forward with a financing that affected everyone

The dilution alone was hard enough to stomach in relation to the amount of cash raised, but giving voting control away was the real punch in the guts.

My opinion has never been a secret regarding the the Nitrogen plan, as far back as fall 2017 when the idea was being floated around.  That opinion has not changed, but unfortunately the treasury sure has as a result of that idea

I tried my best to introduce another potash option for shareholders to consider at that time, but it never materialized. Instead lawsuits were the flavor of the summer of 2018, and continue to linger today.

I couldnt agree more that until all the litigation is put in the rear view mirror, it will be difficult to gain much traction, as many eyes on both sides of the pond are watching this one closely
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