LONDON – Kore Potash PLC, the potash development company primarily involved in the Kola and DX Potash Projects in the Republic of Congo, disclosed the composition of its significant shareholders on Monday. The announcement follows an independent analysis of the company’s shareholder register.
According to the analysis, Princess Aurora Pte Limited, known as OIA, holds the largest stake with 15.12% of the ordinary shares. Harlequin Investments Limited and Sociedad Química y Minera, also known as SQM, follow with 12.73% and 12.29% respectively. Other notable shareholders include David Hathorn with an 8.52% stake, Wadeville International at 8.29%, Steven Herring with 4.60%, Dingyi Group Investment Limited possessing 4.53%, and Kippax Property Holdings Ltd rounding out the list with 3.03%.
This detailed shareholders’ analysis is a routine disclosure that provides transparency regarding who holds significant portions of the company’s shares. The company has stated that aside from the information released, it has no further knowledge of any dealings by the mentioned shareholders with the ordinary share capital of Kore Potash.
Kore Potash is known for its significant ownership of potash projects in the Sintoukola Basin and has been a subject of interest for investors looking to engage with the potash market. Potash is a key ingredient in fertilizers and its market dynamics are closely watched by investors in agriculture and natural resources sectors.
The company’s CEO, Andre Baya, and CFO, Andrey Maruta, are the primary contacts for further information, as indicated in the press release. The announcement was approved by the company’s board for release and is based on a press release statement. It is distributed by RNS, a news service authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK.
This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.
