Buffalo Potash says Saskatchewan rules Disley potash module does not require environmental impact assessment

• Buffalo Potash won a Saskatchewan Environment ruling that its Disley Initial Production Module does not require an environmental impact assessment.
• The decision removes a key permitting hurdle for the 125,000-tpa solution-mining module, targeted for first production in Q1 2027.
• Full Disley build-out is planned at up to 1,125,000 tpa across three facilities, based on a preliminary economic assessment.
• The PEA cited an after-tax NPV of USD 1.1 billion at an 8% discount rate, IRR of 30%.

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