Brazil Potash Formalizes Cooperation Agreement With Mura Indigenous Council for Sustainable Development in Autazes

NYSE American: GRO

Overview

Brazil Potash Corp. announced that its Brazilian subsidiary, Potássio do Brasil, has formalized a cooperation agreement with the Mura Indigenous Council (CIM) to support sustainable territorial development in Autazes, Amazonas State. The agreement, described as a Term of Commitment and Cooperation, establishes a structured framework for engagement between the company and the 37 Mura villages in the region.

The announcement represents a key milestone in the company’s community engagement strategy as it advances the Autazes Potash Project, one of the largest greenfield potash developments in the Americas.

Key Highlights

• The cooperation agreement covers all 37 Mura villages in the Autazes region and includes governance structures for ongoing monitoring and dialogue.
• The framework is built on four action pillars: social development, cultural appreciation, income generation, and institutional strengthening.
• The agreement was signed by Raphael Bloise, Project Director of Potássio do Brasil, and Mura Indigenous Council leaders Kleber Mura (General Coordinator), Adnelson Mura (Deputy Coordinator), and Matilde Mura (Secretary General).

Strategic Context

Raphael Bloise, Project Director at Potássio do Brasil, stated: “This agreement reinforces our commitment to building a long-term relationship with the communities” while generating “shared value.”

Kleber Mura, General Coordinator of the Mura Indigenous Council, said: “This agreement ensures that our voice continues to be heard and that the benefits reach our communities directly.”

The formalization of this agreement signals that the company is making progress on the social license component of its Autazes project development, which remains a critical factor for permitting and construction timelines.

Project Overview

• Target production: 2.4 million tons per year of potash
• Market impact: The project could supply approximately 20% of Brazil’s potash demand, according to the company, reducing the country’s reliance on imports

What to Watch Next

• Progress on permitting and construction milestones for the Autazes Potash Project
• Implementation of the four-pillar cooperation framework across the 37 Mura villages
• Updates on power supply arrangements following the lapse of the memorandum of understanding with Fictor Energia for a 300 MW facility

About Brazil Potash Corp.

Brazil Potash Corp. is a mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing the Autazes Potash Project in Amazonas State, Brazil. The project targets large-scale potash production to help address Brazil’s significant import dependence for potash fertilizers. The company trades on the NYSE American under the ticker GRO.

Read the full press release here.

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