PROJECT FINANCE

Kalium Lakes wins NAIF loan

THE Australian taxpayer will stump up A$74 million in the form of a Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility loan that will allow Kalium Lakes’ Beyondie sulphate of potash project to dramatically reduce its operating costs if the project proceeds to development.

Loans could flow to Beyondie

Loans could flow to Beyondie

In addition to funding a 78km-long pipeline and a gas-fired power station, and reducing operating costs by $62-65 per tonne, the loan will help facilitate the construction of infrastructure at Beyondie,...

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