Kropz plc engages in the exploration, processing, and mining of phosphate mines in South Africa and the Republic of Congo. Its flagship project includes the Elandsfontein, an advanced stage phosphate project located in the West Cape, South Africa. The company also produces plant nutrient fertiliser for the sub-Saharan African agricultural industry. In addition, it manufactures and sell phosphoric acid, as well as sells sand. Kropz plc was incorporated in 2018 and is based in Hitchin, the United Kingdom.
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