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5 solid reasons Potash Corp. is a buy

Fertilizers: A business with tremendous potential

Daunting challenge ahead

Data source: FOA. Graph source: PotashCorp

Answer to tomorrow’s problem

The challenge: Feeding a rapidly growing population even as arable land shrinks.

The answer: Fertilizers, as they provide essential nutrients to soil that improve crop productivity.

The significance: Fertilizers account for nearly 50% of the global crop production today.

Potash Corp.: The global leader in fertilizers

World #1

Position as of August 31, 2014. Data source: Fertecon, CRU, IFA, Potash Corp. Graph source: Potash Corp.

World #1

Potash Corp. is the world’s largest fertilizer company, producing all three primary nutrients -- potash, nitrogen, and phosphate. It is the largest potash producer.

Potash Corp.’s potash capacity is projected to jump 27% this year, thanks to expansions. That should secure its leadership position in the long run.

Strong growth despite macro challenges

Cash flows heading north

Source: Potash Corp.

Fertilizer markets turning around

Macro headwinds may have dented Potash Corp.’s bottom line in recent years, but its cash flows continue to grow.

Even in a challenging business environment, Potash Corp. expects to earn $1.75-$1.92 per share this year, compared to $1.82 earned in 2014.

Cash flows to expand further

Capex

Source: Potash Corp. BMO Capital Markets Farm to Market Conference presentation, May 2015

Free cash flows

Potash Corp. is in the last leg of a major multi-year expansion program costing nearly $8.4 billion.

With its capital expenditures expected to taper in coming years, Potash Corp. could generate significant free cash flows.

Shareholder returns: Solid and growing

Rewarding shareholders a priority

Source: Potash Corp. Annual Report 2014

Great growth potential

Quarterly dividend growth: More than 11 times since 2010.

Current dividend yield of 5.5% -- the best in the industry.

Greater potential free cash flows should mean higher dividends in the future.

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