Brazil Potash shares surge 13.90% premarket after securing 91% offtake agreements and outlining 2026 construction plans.

Brazil Potash surged 13.90% in premarket trading following the announcement of securing binding offtake agreements covering ~91% of its planned production through 10–17-year contracts, alongside $28 million in private placement funding and a $200 million power-line MOU to reduce capital expenditures. The company outlined 2026 priorities including advancing engineering, securing construction financing, and finalizing community agreements, signaling progress toward its Autazes Potash Project. Strengthened leadership, including the appointment of Nutrien’s former CEO as executive chairman, and the launch of Brazilian Depositary Receipts further underscored strategic and operational advancements. These developments, emphasizing commercial certainty, financial strength, and project execution, aligned with the stock’s sharp premarket rise, reflecting investor optimism about Brazil’s path to agricultural self-sufficiency and the project’s strategic value in global food security.