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Buffalo Potash reports potash assays from two Disley wells

Core from operational wells 15-10 and 2-14 contained sylvinite near the company’s first planned mining plane.

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Buffalo Potash published potash assays from core taken in the operational 15-10 source well and 2-14 disposal well at its Disley project in Saskatchewan. The company reported 20.5 metres of net sylvinite grading 39.4% KCl in the source well and 16.2 metres grading 32.6% KCl in the 2-14 well.

The wells were drilled to supply and dispose of brine for the company’s Initial Production Module (IPM); coring through potash-bearing units provided two assay points without additional drilling metres. The company interpreted the results as confirming high-grade sylvinite near its first mining plane. These results alone are not an updated resource, reserve or economic assessment.

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Selected potash results from Disley wells

Reported net sylvinite intervals in core from the company’s operational wells.

15-10 Source WellSource wellNet sylvinite total20.539.4
15-10 Source WellSource wellBelle Plaine5.536.9
2-14 Disposal WellDisposal wellNet sylvinite total16.232.6
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The table reproduces reported measurements and results from the primary announcement; it is not an independent resource estimate or economic assessment.

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