article on afr today, page-6

defplayer

That would have to be one of the most baseless downramps I have ever heard.

I am all for any negative fundamental facts, if they are but how on earth can you look at an estimate of $25 per tonne for 600km and then assume that it would cost $250 per tonne becauase it is 3,000 + 2,000 kms?

And what would be the problem with spending the $25 per tonne to take it to port and ship it to China?

Potash is over $400 per tonne and expecting to rise, so there are some margins in there are there not?