Regulatory
Buffalo Potash begins trading on TSX-V

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Executive Summary
- Buffalo Potash Corp. has commenced trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol "BUFF".
- The company is advancing the Disley project in Saskatchewan, utilizing patented Horizontal Line-Drive (HLD) technology for solution mining.
- The Disley showcase facility targets an initial production capacity of approximately 125,000 tonnes per year of soluble-grade potash, with a pathway to expand to over 500,000 tonnes per year.
Key Details
- Trading Details: Common shares commenced trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol "BUFF".
- Technology: Utilization of patented Horizontal Line-Drive (HLD) solution mining method, which applies mature horizontal drilling and completion technology to reduce fresh water use and well count compared to conventional vertical cavern development.
- Project Location: Disley project in Saskatchewan, located adjacent to the producing K+S Bethune mine.
- Production Targets:
- Showcase facility targets approximately 125,000 tonnes per year of soluble-grade potash production.
- Pathway for modular expansions enabling 500,000-plus tonnes per year of granular MOP production at each of its three projects in Saskatchewan.
- Strategic Highlights:
- Canada recognizes potash as a critical mineral supporting global food security.
- Saskatchewan accounts for over 32% of global potash supply.
- Deployment of scalable oil field technology aims to reduce bespoke engineering, lower upfront capital intensity, and accelerate time to first production.
- Filing Reference: Public disclosure record includes a filing statement dated Dec. 24, 2025, available on SEDAR+.
Notable Quotes
- "The start of trading represents the culmination of extensive technical, operational and strategic work behind the scenes at Buffalo Potash. We want to change the potash production paradigm; our patented Horizontal Line-Drive technology and modular development model are designed to challenge conventional potash project economics and execution timelines -- aiming to have the same impact on potash as other innovative short-cycle production methods have in oil and gas, uranium and lithium. Our team is eager to begin rapidly developing our first project in the world's premier jurisdiction for potash." — Steve Halabura, Chief Executive Officer
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