Media Coverage: Superb Crew - An Interview With Chris Castle, CEO At Chatham Rock Phosphate

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Below is our recent interview with Chris Castle, Chief Executive Officer at Chatham Rock Phosphate:

Q: Could you provide our readers with a brief introduction to Chatham Rock Phosphate Limited?

A: Chatham Rock Phosphate (CRP) holds an offshore mining permit over part of the Chatham Rise with significant seabed deposits of rock phosphate. The Exclusive Economic Zone consenting regime came into force in June 2013 and CRP’s initial application was among the first considered by the Environmental Protection Authority. It was declined in 2015 and CRP is currently planning to resubmit in 2019.

CRP aims to be the premier supplier of direct application phosphate to the New Zealand and global agricultural sector. We are passionate about the benefits of direct application fertiliser to sustainable farming and agricultural practices.

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Media Coverage: Newcastle Herald - Newcastle-based company merges with Kiwi partner on Polynesian phosphate mining project

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HUNTER coal industry veteran Colin Randall is a step closer to developing a phosphate mine on the French Polynesian atoll of Makatea, thanks to a merger of his company, Avenir Makatea Pt Ltd, with a listed New Zealand phosphate producer, Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd.

Chatham announced the deal to the New Zealand stock exchange last week, describing it as a $1.5 million acquisition financed by the issue of new Chatham shares, with Avenir Makatea holding about 28 per cent of the new enlarged company.

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Media Coverage: Stockhouse - CRP Provides Briefing Notes To Key Incoming Government Minister

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WELLINGTON New Zealand – Chatham Rock Phosphate Limited (TSXV: “NZP” and NZAX: “CRP” or the “Company") is pleased to announce that it recently provided briefing notes to a key incoming Minister following the recent General Election in New Zealand which returned the Labour Party with a clear majority government for the first time in recent parliamentary history.

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