Kore Potash announced outcomes of the Kola Potash Project Definitive Feasibility Study ("DFS"). The Kola DFS was undertaken by a consortium of French engineering companies ("FC") during 2017 and 2018. A summary of the results is presented herein. Nameplate production target of 2.2 Mtpa MoP over a 33 year life, with a scheduled life of 23 years based primarily on Ore Reserves and including 6% Inferred Mineral Resource and a further 10 years based entirely on Inferred Mineral Resources. There is a low level of geological confidence associated with inferred mineral resources and there is no certainty that further exploration work will result in the determination of indicated mineral resource or that the production target itself will be realised Kola Project Ore Reserves of 152.4 Mt with average KCl grade of 32.5%. Ore Reserves grade is in top quartile of all operating potash mines and potash development projects globally. Pre-production capital cost of $2.1 billion (on EPCM basis) which includes $110 million contingency, $106 million of escalation and $89 million EPCM margin Pre-production capital intensity of $956/t MoP annual capacity is in second quartile relative to MoP industry peers and suggests that further capital optimisation is possible. Capital cost includes value adding transshipment and overland conveyor costs of $120 million, that were not considered in the Pre-Feasibility Study. 46-month construction period, with a commencement date to be determined following advancement of construction contract negotiations and project financing. Review of the DFS by Kore and its third party independent consultants have identified opportunities to further improve and optimise the project indicating that the work completed to date by the FC has not fully optimised the Kola Project.