Aguia Brazilian phosphate project ramps up as fertiliser prices surge

Aguia Resources Executive President Warwick Grigor said: “Many shareholders focus on the Santa Barbara Gold Project, while the Tres Estrades phosphate project is carefully progressing to start production in the beginning of 2026. This is developing as an independent business section with its own powerful growth curve in Brazil.

On the marketing front, Aguia is already preparing to offer two basic products, leaving the collective output opportunities and sales forward to facilitate the funding-12 pampafos phosphate oxide product and 6.5 percent lavratto oxide with sulfur bands.

Independent field trials have shown that both products can go to the toe with higher -graded Morocco and MAP phosphate and can perform better in some applications.

In terms of transportation, Aguia signed a mining services agreement with the local contractor to take the rented facility near Cubapava Do Sul, which was strategically positioned from Tres Estradas to 6 km from town.

In particular, the long -term plan involves potentially building a special processing facility if the demand continues to be closer to the facility and the demand continues to increase.

In order to increase, Brazil’s agricultural footprint was set to a balloon from 300 million tons of grain to 2035 in 2024 to 477mt in 2024, and the country strongly forced the appetite of phosphate -based fertilizers in the upward orbit and plays Aguia’s hands.

Aguia’s strategy, which is supported by independent modeling and solid field data, resembles a textbook on how to return to a rising commodity cycle without breaking the bank. If phosphate prices are valid – and if they do not show signs of withdrawal – Aguia may now be one of the lower -risk fertilizer games in ASX.

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