Incitec have a deal with Perdaman (non-binding at this point, I...

Incitec have a deal with Perdaman (non-binding at this point, I think) to build an $4.3 billion urea plant. But this is conditional on Woodside's Scarborough going ahead. Although approval is expected in the next couple of month for Scarborough, there have been a few questions raised. Also, not sure if Perdaman's plant will be 'low carbon' like Haber, so whether that raises funding issues post-Glasgow is also interesting question.
All in all, I would be surprised if Incitec is not talking to Strike too about becoming an equity investor in Haber.

Some links
https://perdaman.com.au/2021/05/06/perdaman-signs-an-offtake-agreement-with-incitec-pivot-for-a-world-class-urea-plant-in-western-australia/

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