Fertoz Ltd

Fertoz's flagship Wapiti East Project in British Columbia, Canada, is a near-surface deposit that is close to road, rail and electricity infrastructure. Fertoz is targeting production at Wapiti East as quickly as possible

We have had an extremely busy year since listing on the Australian Securities Exchange ("ASX") in September 2013, and it has been pleasing to see the progress made towards our goal of building an international fertilizer business.

Phosphate developer Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce it has signed a Marketing and Distribution Agreement with Sunalta Fertilizer Ltd to sell rock phosphate from the Company's Wapiti and Fernie projects in British Columbia, Canada.

Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce it has submitted a Small Mine Application to the B.C. Ministry of Mines to extract up to 75,000 tonnes per annum of phosphate rock from its Wapiti project in British Columbia, Canada.

Phosphate developer Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce it has formed Fertoz Agriculture Pty Ltd ("Fert-Ag"), a joint venture ("JV") between Fertoz Limited (51%) and Vast Resources Pty Ltd ("Vast Resources", 49%) to import from Asia and market a proven fertiliser in Australia.

Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) announce the Quarterly Activities Report to period ending September 2014

Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce it has commenced a three-week phosphate rock trenching and drill programme with bulk sample collection from the Marten tenements at its Fernie Phosphate Project in British Columbia, Canada.

Phosphate developer Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Marketing and Distribution Agreement with Natures Way Farm Ltd to sell rock phosphate from the Company's Wapiti Project in British Columbia, Canada.

Phosphate developer Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is pleased to announce that it has commenced phosphate rock sales from its Wapiti Project in British Columbia, Canada.

Fertoz Limited (ASX:FTZ) is an explorer and developer of phosphate resources in Canada and the United States of America, which are both net importers of phosphate rock and have two of the largest agricultural economies in the world.