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Potential JV over Burrup plant

MINING explosives maker Orica has formed a joint venture with the owners of an ammonia fertiliser factory on Western Australia’s Burrup Peninsula with the aim of creating an ammonium nitrate plant there.

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Potential JV over Burrup plant

Orica announced it signed a heads of agreement with Norwegian fertiliser specialist Yara International and natural gas company Apache Corporation – which respectively own 51% and 49% of the existing factory...

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