A Brazilian soybean farmer ordering potash from Saskatchewan today waits 107 days for delivery.
A farm 60 kilometers from a mine inside Brazil could get the same product in 2.5 days.
That is 104 days saved.
It is also $357 per ton saved on every load that arrives.
Spread that gap across 2.4 million tons of annual production and the number gets serious.
Brazil currently leaks roughly $857 million per year to Saskatchewan, Russia, and Belarus on this one input.
The country that feeds nearly 1 in 10 people on Earth pays a 73% markup to import the mineral that grows the food.
Last month I spent three days on the ground in the Amazon examining the Brazil Potash ($GRO) project structurally positioned to close that gap.
The asset is not what Wall Street thinks it is.
The mine is the cover story. The real position underneath is a 15-year exclusive logistics contract on empty river barges that already run upriver.
Read the Full thesis here:
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Disclosure: Austral Continental is a paid content and advisory partner of Brazil Potash Corp (NYSE-A: GRO). This thread is sponsored research and contains forward-looking statements. Full disclosure: https://t.co/F2ZfLW9mdr.
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About 800+% gains since the last writeup on $ABXXF, and amazingly enough, I think you may still see a 100x from here. Before you roll your eyes please consider that the Exchange has barely been appropriately valued, and the Tech has $0 value—you are still at the equivalent of 1998 Amazon or Google at this price point.
(not to mention $0 value for iron ore which is a travesty)
https://t.co/GVJU1f7klo