Aguia Resources is a fertiliser company focused on the exploration and development of phosphate projects in Brazil to supply the booming Brazilian agriculture sector.
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Aguia Resources Limited, (“Aguia”) is an ASX listed company whose primary focus is on the exploration and development of phosphate projects in Brazil. Aguia has an established and highly experienced in-country team based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil with corporate offices in Sydney, Australia. Aguia’s key projects are located in Rio Grande do Sul, a prime farming area which is 100% dependent on phosphate imports. The Rio Grande phosphate deposits exhibit high quality and low cost production characteristics, and are ideally located with proximity to road, rail, and port infrastructure. Aguia’s experienced management team has a proven track record of advancing high quality mining assets to production in Brazil.
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Auger Drilling at Mato Grande Carbonatite Returns Highly Encouraging Assay Results
Highlights: Auger results define area of mineralised intrusion for future …Brazil Agriculture Sector Breaks Records in 2017 and Continues to Grow
Sydney, Australia December 28th, 2017 – Brazilian fertiliser developer Aguia …Aguia Ramps Up Exploration of Targets Surrounding Três Estradas
Highlights: Aguia is evaluating exploration targets adjacent to Três Estradas …
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Rio Grande Projects
The Rio Grande Deposits consist of the Três Estradas, Joca Tavares, and Porteira carbonatite-hosted phosphate and the Cerro Preto sediment-hosted phosphate. These deposits are located in a farming region some 350 km from the State Capital Porto Alegre.
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Lucena Phosphate Project
The Lucena Phosphate Project (“LPP”) covers about 35,000 hectares (~350km2) all located within a 50km radius around the city of João Pessoa, capital of the Paraiba State in northeastern Brazil.
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Brazil Has the World’s Largest
Availability of Arable Land
Usable Land | Land in Use (Hectares, Million)
Source: United Nations (UN) World Population Prospects
Brazilian Phosphate Market
Domestic Production | Import