Another plus for CNL is that its phosphate is close to the surface which means that getting hold of it will be more of an earth moving operation, not mining one as such, which means less stress for all.
Add to this FOB cost of $35 dollars a tonne ... and CNL will be off to the races, heading for Kevin's "multi dollar" target.
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