Potash America Inc. (PTAM)
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Potash America Inc. Profile
| Chemicals Industry | Materials Sector | Matthew Markin CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | 737549105 CUSIP |
| US Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 8 Sep 2010 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Potash America, Inc., initially established in 2007 and based in Boca Raton, Florida, positions itself within the agri-business sector focusing on the development of fertilizer and related agricultural products. Originally starting as Adtomize Inc., the company underwent a strategic rebranding to Potash America, Inc. in March 2011. This move mirrored its evolving business direction towards investing and developing vital agricultural inputs, specifically in the Canadian market. The entity is currently in the exploration stage, aiming to solidify its stance by acquiring and optimizing various mineral assets crucial for agricultural productivity.
Products and Services
Potash America, Inc. is gearing towards a specialized portfolio of products that hold significant implications for the agriculture sector, particularly in fertilization and soil conditioning. These products are essential for enhancing crop yield, reflecting the company's commitment to agriculture sustainability. The planned offerings include:
- Potash: A key ingredient for fertilizer, potash is crucial for plant health, improving water retention, yield, taste, color, and disease resistance of crops. Potash America aims to leverage its potash assets to deliver high-quality fertilizer products to the market.
- Montmorillonite: Known for its beneficial properties in animal feed and soil improvement, montmorillonite is a type of clay that Potash America intends to develop. Its high absorption capacity makes it valuable for water retention and as a natural detoxifier in feeds.
- Bentonite: This clay is utilized in various applications, including as a sealant in water well drilling, as a binder in foundry applications, and in agriculture. Bentonite's ability to swell and gel when exposed to water makes it a useful asset for soil conditioning and amelioration products that Potash America looks to offer.
- Gypsum: Commonly used to improve soil structure and provide essential nutrients like calcium and sulfur, gypsum has a wide range of applications in agriculture. Potash America's strategy includes the development of gypsum assets to supply the agricultural sector with soil amendment products.
