GRO News & Events

Brazil Potash announced that Potassium do Brasil, its Brazilian operating subsidiary, has formalized a Term of Commitment and Cooperation with the Mura Indigenous Council, establishing a framework for joint action aimed at sustainable territorial development and the improvement of living conditions in indigenous communities in the municipality of Autazes, in Amazonas. The signing was attended by representatives of Potassium do Brasil, including Project Director Raphael Bloise and the technical team, as well as CIM leaders including General Coordinator Kleber Mura, Deputy Coordinator Adnelson Mura, and Secretary General Matilde Mura, along with legal counsel for the Council.

Brazil Potash announced a series of significant progress updates at the Autazes Potash Project, the Project, including the receipt of federal water extraction rights, the commencement of indigenous community partnership work, and the advancement of construction financing initiatives. The Project has obtained 21 Installation Licenses, permitting construction of the mine shafts, processing plant and upgrades to eight miles of road connecting the plant to the port and river barge port.

Brazil Potash announced its 2025 achievements and outlined strategic priorities for 2026 as it advances the Autazes Potash Project toward full construction. "2025 has been a transformative year for Brazil Potash, marked by exceptional progress across commercial, financial, operational, and community initiatives," said Matt Simpson, Chief Executive Officer of Brazil Potash. "We've secured binding commitments for over 90% of our planned production, strengthened our world-class Board and leadership team, advanced critical site preparation activities, and deepened our partnerships with local communities including the Mura indigenous people. As we enter 2026, we are laser-focused on completing engineering, securing construction financing, and advancing toward full-scale construction of this strategically important project for Brazil's agricultural independence."