Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) Makes Approx. 20% Early Move Above Key Moving Average—You Watching This?

*Sponsored Krypton Street Announces Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) As Its Next Potential Breakout Idea! And Here’s Why…  Analyst Target: Roth MKM Set A $17 Target On Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO), Indicating A 588% Potential Upside From Today’s $2.47 Close. Limited Float: With Few Shares Available To The Public, Any Shift In Demand Could Lead To Significant Swings And Volatility. Under The Radar: As Of March 3, 2025, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) Holds A Market Cap Under $96M, Remaining Largely Undiscovered Which Could Suggest A Higher Potential For Growth. Resource In High Demand: Brazil’s Potash Demand Is Surging, Yet The Country Imports 95% Of Its Supply, Highlighting The Need For A Domestic Solution. Industry Backing: Franco-Nevada, A Mining Powerhouse, Allocated $10M Into Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) During Its IPO, Signaling Strong Confidence. Major Project Advancing: The Autazes Project, One Of The Largest Untapped Potash Reserves, Is Set For Construction In 2025H2. Consider Adding Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) To Your Radar This Week… March 4, 2025 Dear Reader, Are you watching Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) this morning? (NYSE: GRO) made an approximate 20% early move to $2.98 in the pre-market from yesterday’s $2.47 close. And in making this move, (NYSE: GRO) surpassed a key technical level with its 5-Day moving average $2.68. With its 20-Day moving average at $3.13 and its 50-Day at $5.47, we have all eyes on Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) right now.  If you missed my earlier coverage on Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO), keep reading to quickly get up to speed. You’ve heard of black gold (oil) and white gold (lithium), but pink gold is the unsung force powering one of the world’s largest industries.  It doesn’t make headlines like AI or tech, yet it’s an essential piece of the global supply chain, keeping production moving and economies thriving. Without it, entire economies would feel the strain, as this key resource is essential to production on a massive scale. With the global population surging past 8B and expected to reach 10.4B by century’s end, demand for potash has never been more urgent. This isn’t just another commodity—it’s a critical piece of supply chains worldwide. And right now, there's a company stepping up in a big way to meet this demand. Enter Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO)—the next profile that’s topping our early watchlist this morning.  According to Benzinga, Roth MKM has set a $17 target on Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO), which suggests 588% in upside potential from today’s $2.47 close. As of March 3, 2025, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) holds a market cap of under $96M with a small public float of less than 17.5M shares.  At this stage, it’s still flying under the radar, but with major catalysts in play, it might not stay that way for long. With a limited float and a sector primed for disruption, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) could be in position for significant price movement if demand shifts in its favor. Keep reading to see why Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) has our attention and is topping our early watchlist this morning. Brazil’s Untapped Potash Reserves Could Shift the Balance Away  from Canada and the U.S. Brazil is a global leader in agriculture, yet when it comes to one of its most essential inputs—potash—the country remains overwhelmingly dependent on foreign suppliers.  With potash demand through the roof and still rising, Brazil imports 95% of its potassium chloride, the most widely used form of potash, making it vulnerable to shifting global trade policies, supply disruptions, and pricing fluctuations. With sanctions limiting Russian and Belarusian exports and U.S.-Canada trade tensions potentially reshaping North American supply chains, Brazil finds itself in a position where securing a reliable domestic source of potash is no longer just an economic advantage—it’s a necessity. That’s why attention is turning toward Brazil’s own untapped potash reserves. Instead of relying on costly imports, building a strong domestic supply could provide long-term stability for the country’s agricultural sector—ensuring Brazilian farmers have access to the nutrients they need without the uncertainty of international market fluctuations. Global Potash Shifts Could Put Brazil in a Critical Position Since taking office, former U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Canadian goods and services—a move that could have major implications for one of Canada’s most valuable exports: potash.  The U.S. may claim it doesn’t need Canadian resources, but more than 80% of the potash used by American farmers comes from mines in Saskatchewan. With Russia and Belarus facing sanctions and North American trade tensions on the rise, Brazil is in a unique position.  While the U.S. and Canada dominate the global potash trade, Brazil’s demand for potash is through the roof—and yet, the country imports 95% of its potassium chloride, the most widely used form of potash. For years, Brazil has relied on imports from Canada, Russia, and Belarus, but with these supply chains at risk of disruption, the need for a homegrown potash supply is greater than ever.  Instead of leaving its agricultural sector at the mercy of international trade policies, Brazil has the reserves to produce its own potash—reducing reliance on costly imports and securing a long-term, stable supply. If Canada is forced to divert more of its potash supply to the U.S. due to tariff pressures, or if geopolitical instability continues to disrupt the global market, Brazil’s ability to tap into its domestic potash reserves could make it a key player in a rapidly changing landscape. The Power Move Brazil Has Been Waiting For Brazil is an agricultural juggernaut, yet when it comes to potash—a crucial ingredient in the fertilizers that keep those crops thriving—it has been at the mercy of foreign suppliers.  That’s where Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO)  steps in, rewriting the playbook and setting the stage for a seismic shift in how the country secures its agricultural future. With the Autazes Project positioned to unlock one of the world’s largest untapped potash reserves, Brazil has a chance to reshape its supply chain, reduce reliance on imports, and establish itself as a key player in the global potash market. A Homegrown Solution with Global Scale With the Autazes Project sitting on a massive potash deposit in the Amazonas Basin, GRO isn’t just filling a supply gap—it’s poised to dominate.  With a 23-year mine life, 2.4M short-tons of projected annual output, and an expected $1B EBITDA run-rate, this is a full-scale industrial force in the making.  The lowest delivered cost advantage in Brazil gives Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO)  a logistical edge that foreign suppliers simply can’t match. Why This Project Deserves Attention $250M already allocated in technical studies and development. Fully permitted for construction with activity expected to begin in 2025H2. Government support for a project that directly strengthens Brazil’s agricultural economy.  Major backing from industry giant Franco-Nevada, which dropped $10M into shares during Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) ’s  IPO in 2024. Brazil has been 98% reliant on potash imports, but that changes with Autazes, which is expected to supply over 17% of the country’s demand with significantly lower transportation costs. Unmatched Cost Efficiency and Market Positioning For a nation that produces 22% of global potash demand, Brazil’s historical reliance on imports from Canada, Russia, and Belarus has been a glaring vulnerability.  Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) ’s domestic production slashes those inefficiencies, offering farmers a more affordable and reliable source of fertilizer. Where Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) Holds the Edge No costly international shipping fees—potash goes directly to the heart of Brazil’s farming regions. Cheaper delivery to Mato Grosso, Brazil’s agricultural powerhouse, compared to every major global supplier. Strategic location on the Madeira River, allowing for low-cost barge transport instead of congested ports. Projected operating costs of just $79 per ton—a number that speaks for itself. When it comes to efficiency, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) is in a league of its own.  The logistics and cost advantages alone make this project a standout. Strong Fiscal Foundation with Serious Scale Mining isn’t for the faint of heart, and a project of this scale requires deep pockets. Fortunately, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) has $2.5B in planned pre-operating capital, a fully funded construction plan, and an elite management team stacked with industry veterans, including former Nutrien CEO Mayo Schmidt. This isn’t just about economics—it’s about doing things the right way while securing Brazil’s agricultural backbone. A Vision That’s About to Take Shape Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) is bringing one of the world’s largest potash basins into production, reducing Brazil’s dependence on foreign suppliers, and positioning itself as the most cost-efficient potash producer in the country. With construction around the corner, major industry backing, and financials that demand attention, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) is on track to reshape the country’s agricultural supply chain for decades to come. 7 Reasons Why Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) is Topping  Our Early Watchlist This Morning… 1. Analyst Target: – According to Benzinga, Roth MKM has set a $17 target on Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO), suggesting a 588% potential upside from today’s $2.47 close. 2. Limited Float: With relatively few shares available to the public, any shift in demand could lead to significant swings and volatility. 3. Under the Radar: As of March 3, 2025, Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO)’s market cap is under $96M, meaning it remains largely undiscovered and has a higher potential for growth. 4. Resource in High Demand: Brazil’s potash demand is soaring, yet the country imports 95% of its supply, creating a massive need for a homegrown solution. 5. Domestic Shift is Underway: With geopolitical instability disrupting major suppliers like Russia and Belarus, Brazil is in a position to establish a reliable, self-sustaining potash supply. 6. Serious Backing from Industry Giants: Franco-Nevada, a powerhouse in the mining sector, allocated $10M into Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) during its 2024 IPO, showing confidence in its potential. 7. Major Project Moving Forward: The Autazes Project is one of the largest untapped potash reserves in the world, and construction is set to begin in 2025H2. Consider Adding Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) To  Your Radar This Week… Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) isn’t just another name in the market—it’s a serious player in a sector that’s been running on borrowed time.  Brazil’s potash demand is through the roof, supply chains are shifting, and this company is stepping up in a big way. With a limited float, a major project about to break ground, and backing from some of the biggest names in the industry, this isn’t one to sleep on. And let’s not forget—Roth MKM just put a $17 target on (NYSE: GRO), which suggests 588% upside potential from yesterday’s $2.47 close.  If that doesn’t turn some heads, I don’t know what will. We will have all eyes on (NYSE: GRO) this morning.  Consider taking a look at (NYSE: GRO) while it’s still early.   Brazil Potash Corp. (NYSE: GRO) made an approximate 20% early move to $2.98 in the pre-market from yesterday’s $2.47 close. Are you watching this yet?  Keep an eye out for my next update—could be out at any moment. Sincerely, Alex Ramsay Co-Founder / Managing Editor Krypton Street Newsletter KryptonStreet.com (“KryptonStreet” or “KS” ) is owned by Media 1717 LLC, a single member limited liability company. Data is provided from third-party sources and KryptonStreet is not responsible for its accuracy. Make sure to always do your own research and due diligence on any day and swing profile KS brings to your attention. Any emojis used do not have a specific defined meaning, and may be used inconsistently. We do not provide personalized in.vest.ment advice, are not in.vest.ment advisors, and any profiles we mention are not suitable for all in.vest.ors. The owner of Media 1717 LLC owns and operates kryptonstreet . com (“KS”). 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