About Millennial Potash
Millennial Potash Corp. (TSX-V: MLP | OTCQB: MLPNF | FWB: X0D) is advancing the Banio Potash Project in Gabon, West Africa, a large, low-cost potash deposit strategically located on the Atlantic coast.
Led by the same team behind Millennial Lithium (TSX-V: ML), Allana Potash (TSX: AAA), Potash One (TSX: KCL), the company is backed by the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), which has committed up to US $3 million to fund Banio’s Feasibility Study.
With government-supported infrastructure — including a new port and power plant — Banio is positioned to become a key supplier of fertilizer to Africa, Brazil, the U.S., and Asia, supporting global food security through sustainable, solution-mining development.
Recent News
A Critical Resource for Food and Security
Recognizing its economic and national security importance, the U.S. Department of the Interior has proposed adding potash to its 2025 Draft List of Critical Minerals.
This designation acknowledges the high import reliance and the potential for supply chain disruptions to significantly impact the U.S. economy, particularly the agricultural sector.
Inclusion on the list can streamline permitting for domestic projects, incentivize investment in U.S. production, and elevate potash's role in strategic resource planning.
Irreplaceable for Global Food Production
Potash is vital for healthy crop growth and higher yields. With no substitute, it is essential to global food security.
Concentrated in Few Global Sources
Most potash comes from a handful of countries, creating dependence on limited and sometimes unstable supply.
Exposed to Geopolitical Instability
Conflicts and trade restrictions disrupt supply chains, making secure and diversified sources more important.
Critical to Economic and Food Stability
Supply disruptions impact crop yields, food prices, and economies worldwide, underscoring potash’s role in long-term stability
The Banio Potash Project
Strategic West African Advantage
Located in Gabon’s established mining corridor with direct access to deep-water ports, the Banio Project combines vast, high-grade resources with excellent logistics.
Backed by U.S. development funding and government infrastructure support, it is positioned as one of the lowest-cost global suppliers to Brazil, the U.S., and Asia.
The project is ideally suited for solution mining and modular development, offering flexibility and lower upfront costs. Led by a management team with a proven record of building and exiting billion-dollar resource companies, the Banio project creates a unique opportunity in a tightening market.
