-
Texasgulf for US $3 billion,
despite a
request by the US
government to
postpone the
merger for time to
study the implications. At the time,
Texasgulf...
-
deepest base
metal mine in the world. In
April 1972, the
company became TexasGulf. In 1981 the
company was
acquired by Elf Aquitaine.
Frasch process Insider...
-
Goldfield Railroad,
Tremont and Gulf
Railway TGAX -
Texasgulf TGCX -
PolyOne Company TGIX -
Texasgulf; PCS
Phosphate Company TGOX - US Rail
Services TGPX...
-
companies including Potash Company of America,
Florida Favorite Fertilizer,
Texasgulf, and
Arcadian Corporation. It went on to own ****ets
across Canada, the...
- New York Times. Feder,
Barnaby J. (27 June 1981). "Aquitaine to
Acquire Texasgulf". The New York Times. "Reynolds to Buy
Nabisco in $4.9
Billion Deal –...
- Salt Lake Tribune. 2000-03-01. p. D3. Hudgins,
Merle R. (1996-02-01). "
Texasgulf".
Handbook of
Texas Online.
Retrieved 2024-08-20. "Intrepid
Potash Wendover...
-
Geological Survey of Canada. Soon
thereafter Texas Gulf
Sulfur Company (later
Texasgulf Inc., now
broken up into bits such as
Intrepid Potash)
evaluated the region...
- Snow Lake
Manitoba 1978
Texasgulf Canada Limited Kidd Cr**** No. 1 Mine
Underground Mine and Open Pit
Timmins Ontario 1977
Texasgulf Canada Limited Kidd Cr****...
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Alwinsal Potash of
Canada Limited,
Ideal Basic Industries, Inc., and
Texasgulf Potash Company v. The
Government of
Saskatchewan Citations [1977] 2 S...
- non grata" by the
Polish authorities. In the US, Jan Krasoń
worked for
Texasgulf Inc. and
Asarco Inc.
searching for
metal deposits, and from
January 1973...
