China K Prices May Not Hit $300/mt before 2023, Says Mosaic CEO

“We were back up at $290/mt in China over a three-year period, so does it take another three years to get back to $300/mt? Probably,” said Mosaic President and CEO Joc O’Rourke on May 27 at the Bernstein 36th Annual Strategic Decisions Conference, a virtual industry conference, which was covered by Bloomberg. China prices dropped to $220/mt in the recently concluded contract. O’Rourke said large inventories of potash prompted buyers to hold off on purchases this spring, which gave China a strong position in contract negotiations.

 “I was very disappointed” in the China contract price as “I don’t think it’s particularly good for the market.”

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