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PTW Coordinator . Sirius Minerals Plc.
Scarborough,
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Through the development of its North Yorkshire polyhalite project, Sirius Minerals will become a world leading producer of polyhalite, a unique multi-nutrient fertilizer containing potassium, sulphur, magnesium and calcium. The £3.2 billion project is constructing Woodsmith Mine south of Whitby, North Yorkshire to extract polyhalite, and a tunnel system to transport it to a materials handling facility and harbour at Teesside. The polyhalite deposit is the world's largest and highest grade. The Project is the largest private sector capital investment in the north of England. It will generate significant economic benefits, including the creation of 4,000 jobs. It has the potential to generate over £2.3 billion of annual exports for the UK and over £100 billion for the UK economy over the next fifty years. Sirius Minerals has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure the Project is sensitive to its environment. Surface buildings at Woodsmith Mine will be limited, sunk underground and screened by existing topography, woodland and new planting. The Company will invest a minimum of £17M to promote the local area, £130M to safeguard and enhance the local landscape and over £12M to improve local transport infrastructure. Its polyhalite fertilizer product, POLY4, can improve yields and quality in a large range of crops to help meet the global challenges of food security and growing populations. The Company is a constituent of the London Stock Exchange and is listed on the FTSE 250 index. Further information on the Company can be found at: www.siriusminerals.com.Sirius Minerals Plc. Address
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