UK 08:48 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Encouraging news this morning from African Potash (AFPO) has been greeted with a collective shrug of the shoulders from a sceptical market. As part of its planned strategy for expansion, African Potash has entered into commercial discussions with an agency of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). COMESA is a free trade union for twenty African Member states and, if fruitful, African Potash’s discussions could lead to the development of a clearly defined sales channel for its potash-based fertiliser products across that continent.
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Gary Newman
I’ve got a small amount from current levels but it is more of a gamble than anything. It was also noticeable how heavily promoted this was on Twitter and elsewhere after the placing shares hit the market (both tranches in fact – it hit around 0.55p on the pump after the first tranche).
It does have potential though, just needs a partner – others in Lac Dinga have done okay or been taken over for decent amounts.
wildrides
I took a small holding position a few months back ………. just to maintain my interest really . I am one of those who finds it difficult to find the motivation to follow a share closely unless I have a small stake to keep up my interest .