chris,tibbs
I hope you are right about the sulphur shortgage.You
have provided examples about future supply but nothing
on future demand though.
If the suplhur situation is temporary then it will
benefit MAK as well as it's component cost of fertiliser
will reduce and make it more afordable for farmers
to use.
Based on extensive fundamental analysis MAK ticks every
box against BMN and that is the primary reason for the
move.
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