Junior gold miners are common enough and those investors who follow
the mining sector closely are probably familiar with other juniors in
minerals like copper. Junior potash miners are not nearly so common,
though, as potash mining has historically been dominated by the likes of
Potash Corp (POT), Uralkali, and Mosaic (MOS). Canada's Allana Potash (OTCPK:ALLRF)
(AAA.TO) is looking to shake that up a bit, though, as the company
hopes to move forward with a low-cost asset in northeastern Ethiopia.
I
suspect that readers are bombarded with enough warnings about risk that
they gradually become immune to them. I have to note, though, that
Allana is a great deal riskier than average. This company's market cap
is just over $100 million and the company is going to need to raise
substantial sums of capital to turn its ambitions into reality. Although
Allana's ADR shares carry the dreaded "F", the liquidity is actually
pretty good (though still less than 20% of the Canadian shares).
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Allana Potash Offers Substantial Potential Rewards For Significant Risk
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