China, fertiliser and Russia
- 5 years ago
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China's sovereign wealth fund has converted its bonds in Russia's Uralkali into equity. As the world's largest consumer of potash, a stake in the world's largest producer of the material used in fertiliser seems like a strategic move. But a lot of unknowns loom over Uralkali and its strategy. Lex's Rob Armstrong and Julia Grindell discuss the move.
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China's sovereign wealth fund has converted its bonds in Russia's Uralkali into equity. As the world's largest consumer of potash, a stake in the world's largest producer of the material used in fertiliser seems like a strategic move. But a lot of unknowns loom over Uralkali and its strategy. Lex's Rob Armstrong and Julia Grindell discuss the move.
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