Company, Brazil, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, historical
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan has published capacity for 6 products in Brazil, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, United States. Potash (MOP) capacity: 16.1 Mt MOP a year at end-2015 (sum of 6 sites).
Products with published capacity6Potash (MOP), Phosphate rock, Other nitrogen products
Potash (MOP) capacity, 2015Capacity at year end, 100% of each site, as published. Method: sum of published site figures.Source: The company's own documents (annual reports, filings, websites), with document and page for each figure6 sites
Sites204 countries
Employees5,1042017
Published figuresNumber of figures extracted from the company's documents (capacity, production, sales, employees), each with its document and page.Source: The company's own documents (annual reports, filings, websites), with document and page for each figure2000-2017, 36 documents
01Overview
Countries of operation
Brazil, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, United States
Products
Ammonia, Urea, Ammonium nitrate and CAN, UAN solution, Nitric acid, Phosphate rock, Phosphoric acid, DAP, MAP, Feed phosphates, MOP (muriate of potash), Specialty and water-soluble
Status
Historical company. Sites from 2018 appear on the Nutrien page. Successor: Nutrien.
Listing
Not listed or not recorded
Coverage
2000 to 2017, 1,468 figures from 36 documents
02Capacity
latest published, 100% of each site
Product
Capacity
Basis Basis of the tonnes, as published. Product: tonnes of the product as sold. MOP: tonnes of muriate of potash (potassium chloride, about 60% K₂O), the basis potash producers report in. P₂O₅, K₂O, N: tonnes of nutrient. Ore: tonnes of mined ore before processing.
Year
Sites
Change over 5 years
Source PRO
Potash (MOP) Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Allan, Cory, Lanigan, New Brunswick, Patience Lake, Rocanville.
16.1 Mt
MOP, a year
2015
6
+34.7% since 2010
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Phosphate rock Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Aurora, White Springs.
7.4 Mt
product, a year
2017
2
−22.9% since 2012
•••
Other nitrogen products Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Augusta, Geismar, Lima.
6.4 Mt
product, a year
2017
3
–
•••
Ammonia Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Augusta, Geismar, Lima, Trinidad.
4.2 Mt
product, a year
2017
4
–
•••
Phosphate liquids Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Aurora, Geismar.
3.0 Mt
product, a year
2017
2
–
•••
Phosphoric acid Method: sum of published site figures. Sites: Aurora, Geismar, White Springs.
1.9 Mt
P₂O₅, a year
2017
3
−20.8% since 2012
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PROCapacity and production history by site, 53 series, 2000-2017, with the document and page of each figureUnlock with Pro
03Production and sales
latest published
Product
Production PRO
Basis Basis of the tonnes, as published. Product: tonnes of the product as sold. MOP: tonnes of muriate of potash (potassium chloride, about 60% K₂O), the basis potash producers report in. P₂O₅, K₂O, N: tonnes of nutrient. Ore: tonnes of mined ore before processing.
Year
Potash (MOP)
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MOP
2017
Phosphate rock
•••
product
2017
Other nitrogen products
•••
product
2017
Ammonia
•••
product
2017
PROSales volumes, 25 series by product and market, 2000-2017Unlock with Pro
Every figure on this page comes from Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan's own documents, fiscal years 2000 to 2017: annual reports, regulatory filings. Each figure keeps its document and page.
PROThe 36 documents read, title, year, and the page of each figureUnlock with Pro
Notes on these figures
Figures as published by the company in its own documents; capacity and production at 100% of each site, in kt of product (phosphoric acid in kt P₂O₅, potash in kt MOP unless stated).
Empty years are gaps: no figure published for that year. Nothing is estimated or interpolated.
How to citeFertRadar (2026), "Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan: capacity, production and sales", fertradar.com, https://fertradar.com/companies/potash-corporation-of-saskatchewan/, Release 2026.10.
Data pack
The figures for Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan are part of its successor's data pack, the potash producers, phosphate producers and nitrogen producers packs and of Pro. See the producer packs.