Questions over gas supply push Dyno to value Phosphate Hill at zero

Questions over gas supply push Dyno to value Phosphate Hill at zero

The $149 million impairment to the fertiliser division comes despite the operation being more profitable this year. It is considering shuttering the plant.

Energy action needed to keep plant afloat warns Dyno Nobel

Securing economic gas supply is fundamental to the future of North-West Queensland’s Phosphate Hill fertiliser operation, according to owner Dyno Nobel. Chief executive officer Mauro Neves said the group had been talking with governments, prosecuting its case for action to achieve a viable energy environment for the plant’s operation. He was commenting as the company released its FY25 results, posting a statutory net loss of $53 million. Phospha…

Qld phosphate site cops huge value writedown as big fert prices tame farm demand

High prices haven't saved the beleaguered Phosphate Hill fertiliser plant's book value from being slashed in a $149 million writedown by Dyno Nobel this week.