By Robert Tyerman | Tuesday 22 December 2015
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AIM-quoted African Potash (AFPO) has paid some £70,000 for a 4.74% stake in fellow AIM counter and specialist investment group Blenheim Natural Resources (BNR) as part of its declared policy of participating as fully as it can in what chairman Chris Cleverly argues remains one of the fastest growing sectors in the world. African Potash, which combines a role in sourcing and supplying potash, a key source for fertiliser, with the 1.7 billion-tonne Lac Dinga potash mining project in the West African Republic of Congo, is contributing to a £640,000 placing at a lowly 0.8p by Blenheim, whose backers include veteran resources investor Bruce Rowan and seasoned plantations player and director Konrad Legg.
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