K+S Group in the news

The sodium chloride market is growing steadily with technological and sustainability innovations, regional demand differences, and key players like K+S expanding capacity and improving efficiency.

K+S Potash Canada has started a major expansion at its Bethune mine aiming to nearly double production and strengthen local community ties.

K+S shares dropped sharply after Berenberg Bank downgraded them to 'Sell', citing expected lower agricultural prices and reduced profitability.

K+S Group's stock could more than double due to rising potash prices, improved Canadian mine profitability, and potential takeover interest.

K+S Salt Australia has withdrawn its plan for a major solar salt project in Western Australia's ecologically sensitive Exmouth Gulf due to a strategic shift by its parent company, despite local economic hopes and environmental opposition.

K+S Salt has terminated its nearly decade-long Pilbara salt project development.

Serbia's Elixir and Germany's K+S agreed to build a 35 million euro MAP fertilizer plant.

K+S Group's revenue rose 19% in Q1 2013 due to strong fertilizer and salt demand, with expectations for slight growth in 2013.

K+S AG produces potassium and magnesium-based products for agriculture and industry but its stock has underperformed with high risk over the past decade.

K+S AG produces potassium and magnesium-based products for agriculture and industry but its stock has underperformed with high risk over the past decade.