FTZ - Fertoz Limited

[System]

Fertoz Limited (FTZ) is an Australian-based phosphate exploration and development company with a range of projects in British Columbia, Canada as well as Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Fertoz Limited is expected to list on the ASX on Monday, September 2nd, 2013.

http://www.fertoz.com

 

[greggles]

First post in this thread.

Fertoz creating better fertilizers and increasing sales by helping producers reduce greenhouse gas emissions and bolster their plants' nutritional requirements.

Pretty boring sector but you can't argue with the share price gains. Nice result.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

First post in this thread.

Fertoz creating better fertilizers and increasing sales by helping producers reduce greenhouse gas emissions and bolster their plants' nutritional requirements.

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They go on to say .... "With a C$40/tonne tax on excess CO2 in Canada expected to rise to C$170/tonne over the next nine years, conventional fertilizer producers are looking for ways to reduce their CO2 whilst still providing nutrients to enhance plant growth"
.... even though they were talking about sulphate of Potash, I'd guess this would be produced by the Mannheim process, from muriate of potash.

As good an argument to advocate for local salt lake production now kicking in (SO4, KLL, AMN, APC, RWD and TMG) ?

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Fertoz is looking to raise $5 million to accelerate the development of its low emission, organic rock phosphate product. Fertoz claims that its fertiliser increases crop yields by 15 per cent, while also improving the sequestration rate of carbon dioxide.

The business, which has a market capitalisation of less than $50 million, was being paraded by JP Equity Partners on Tuesday.

Priced at 15¢ per share, the offer comes at a 40 per cent discount to its last trading price of 25¢ and a slight 0.6 per cent discount to its 15 day volume-weighted average price.

As well as speeding up development, the company will use the funds from the capital raise to hire more carbon credit specialists to its local operations, expand its sales team in North America and bolster its working capital reserves by $2.64 million.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Fertoz is looking to raise $5 million.... Priced at 15¢ per share, the offer comes at a 40 per cent discount to its last trading price of 25¢ and a slight 0.6 per cent discount to its 15 day volume-weighted average price.

5c at start of June and 25c yesterday. Opportunistic.

 

[Stockbailx]

Sorry i missed it. Strong Promising stock. Supply & demand must be killing time...

 

[peter2]

Got to chuckle when fertiliser companies are marketing themselves as carbon capture specialists.
Sorry, that should be "carbon sequestration".

 

[Craton]

Possible BHP Potash target?

 

[peter2]

Got to chuckle when fertiliser companies are marketing themselves as carbon capture specialists.
Sorry, that should be "carbon sequestration".

I don't mind if the jargon draws in other buyers.

 

[peter2]

Demand is still present for FTZ as buyers nip in with 100K share buys every now and then. The bid depth is thin and that's how I've noticed these sneaky bites. I've taken a little profit from FTZ already but I think there's more to come.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Since the June/ July run started when new fertiliser products were announced, FTZ hit 45c in Sept but has since dropped back. Now 26c

Latest Presentation is big on the new buzzwords: sustainability, organics, carbon credits, etc.

Fertoz is developing a sustainable land management group with focus on:
• Organic farm inputs
• Native based carbon credit generation
Fertoz is partnering farmers to fundamentally change agriculture for the better

They have moved to the carbon aspect, with the division Fertoz Carbon.

• Evaluating forestry and reforesting contracts throughout North America
• Advancing Fertoz’s carbon protocols as they relate to conservation tillage, emissions reductions from rock phosphate processing, increasing carbon sequestration through the use of rock phosphate, and reductions in nitrous oxide emissions
• Rolling out the new voluntary protocol to agricultural producers following its approval in Canada for Conservation Cropping and Reduced Tillage