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Market Cap: £28.06m

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USD230 Million Indicative Financing For Emmerson's Khemisset Project

LONDON (Alliance News) - Emmerson PLC on Monday said it has received a formal indication of substantial debt financing, USD230 million, for its Khemis...

Emmerson Plans Khemisset Construction As Completes Permitting Roadmap

LONDON (Alliance News) - Emmerson PLC on Wednesday said it has completed a permitting roadmap for its Khemisset potash project in northern Morocco.The...

Emmerson Outlook Positive But Loss Widens In 2018 On Higher Costs

LONDON (Alliance News) - Emmerson PLC on Tuesday said it looks forward to a "successful and exciting" year ahead despite reporting a widened loss in 2...

Emmerson Starts Talks Over Offtake Agreement For Khemisset Project

LONDON (Alliance News) - Potash miner Emmerson PLC on Monday announced it has signed heads of terms for an offtake agreement over the Khemisset projec...

Emmerson signs landmark heads of agreement for Khemisset offtake

(Sharecast News) - Morocco-focussed potash development company Emmerson has signed a heads of agreement with respect to offtake, sales and marketing f...

Emmerson Kicks Off Metallurgical Testwork At Khemisset Project

LONDON (Alliance News) - Potash miner Emmerson PLC on Monday said it has begun metallurgical testwork at the Khemisset project in Morocco.Testwork wil...

Emmerson Says Environmental Study Finds No Concerns For Potash Project

LONDON (Alliance News) - Emmerson PLC on Monday said it completed an environmental baseline study for its Khemisset potash project in Morocco which sh...

Sunday share tips: Ashtead, Emmerson

(Sharecast News) - In his 'Inside the City' column for the Sunday Times this week, Tommy Stubbington claimed Ashtead was one of the many beneficiaries...