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Over the past 12 months, AMN has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -47% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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Agrimin Ltd
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Agrimin Ltd is an Australian mining development company focused on turning brine from inland salt lakes into sulphate of potash, a potassium fertiliser used in high-value agriculture. Its main project is designed to extract dissolved minerals from underground brine, process them into a cleaner fertiliser product, and sell that product into the global crop nutrition market. The company does not make consumer goods or run farms. It works earlier in the supply chain, where it identifies mineral resources, studies how to recover them, and develops the infrastructure needed to produce and transport fertiliser feedstocks. Its customers would be fertiliser distributors, wholesalers, and agricultural end users that need potassium-based nutrients for crops such as fruit, vegetables, and other chloride-sensitive plants. Agrimin would make money by selling sulphate of potash from its projects once they are developed and in production. What makes its business model different is that it is tied to a niche mineral product rather than a broad mining portfolio: it aims to use natural lake brines, which can offer a lower-cost and more specialised source of fertiliser-grade potassium than conventional hard-rock mining.
