Acron Secures Phosphate Ore Supplies from Apatit

Acron (Vielikii Novgorod, Russia), a major producer of fertilizers,  has signed contracts with JSC Apatit (Kirovsk, Russia) securing supplies of apatite concentrate for its Novgorod and Dorogobuzh fertilizer plants in Russia. Acron will pay Ruble 3,050/m.t. ($101.6/m.t.) next year and Ruble 3,278/m.t. in 2011. Apatit, in which Acron holds a minoirty stake, will meet Acron's entire needs for phosphate ore in 2010 and 2011, under the terms of the contract. In 2010 Acron's Dorogobuzh complex will receive 230,000 m.t. of the phosphate raw material and in the...

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