Sage Potash Corp V.SAGE

Sage's exceptional economic characteristics

[MarketMakerss]

The demand for potash, a crucial mineral in fertilizers that enhance agricultural production and boost crop yields, has been steadily rising. However, disruptions in the supply chain caused by sanctions related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine have had a severe impact on the industry.

With exceptional economic characteristics and a resource of 280 million tons, Sage Potash (SGPTF SAGE.v) has emerged as a promising player in the sector, well-positioned for rapid development.

As discussed in the latest interview with Sage's CEO, Peter Hogendoorn, Sage is driven by a commitment to shareholders with the vision of becoming a billion-dollar asset: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3KpM_TLyrI&t=8s&ab_channel=O%26MPartners

Focused on developing a domestic source of potash to reduce dependence on international supply chains, Sage's Plains Project spans over 88,000 acres of mineral leases and permit applications in Utah's Paradox Basin and encompasses 2 potash beds.

With its pilot project expected to begin in mid-2024 Sage is aiming to expedite production within 1 to 3 years based on a geologically low-risk approach and scalable production units of 150,000 tons per year over 15 to 20 years

By ensuring a secure supply of high-grade potash through its large-scale resource, SAGE is strategically positioned to satisfy a significant portion of US potash demands by establishing a local and reliable supply chain which will protect North America from any unpredictable external factors that may arise.

For more information, check out this Streetwise Reports Article that highlights Sage as a promising player in the potash sector earning a "BUY" rating due to its favourable fundamentals: https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2023/08/31/potash-company-receives-essential-permit.html

Posted on behalf of Sage Potash Corp.

[oldsalt72]

Water consumption, brine and salt left on surface, and capital cost are the big 3 problems with potash. This looks like an ideal application of the Beechy design. 0.2 cubic feet per minute of water would easily support a 250,000 tpa mine using ths Beechy method, with a minimal footprint, no salt or brine on surface, a 12 month build on less then $100 million capital. The deposit appears to have