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The author argues Buffalo Potash has a great chance of a massive re-rate after a core sample is taken, citing 3D seismic showing geophysical continuity from the Lumsden Pilot Project to Buffalo's drilling area. Management previously drilled all six successful wells for Potash One directly offsetting Disley using only 2D seismic. The stated catalyst is the upcoming core sample result.

The author argues Buffalo Potash Corp is a new publicly traded company advancing a patented Horizontal Line-Drive technology for potash solution mining in Saskatchewan, using mature oil and gas drilling techniques for modular, capital-efficient, lower-impact production. The catalyst is a valuation re-rating: if valued like Millennial Potash Corp (TSX-V: MLP), the author claims it would trade at $4.00, a 1200% gain, and argues it should be valued higher due to better jurisdiction, a green solution-mining patent that saves waste water and drying time, and management from the biggest potash companies. The author's stated risk is implicit in the comparison to Millennial Potash's African jurisdiction, which the author calls dangerous.

The author argues Buffalo Potash Corp, newly public, is advancing a patented Horizontal Line-Drive potash solution mining technology using mature oil and gas drilling techniques for modular, capital-efficient, lower-impact production in Saskatchewan. The catalyst path is drill three wells, an NI 43-101 resource report and a PEA in 1H26, then a $20 MM raise in 3Q26 to deliver a 125k ton/yr commercial demonstration project doing ~$10 MM NOI by YE26. The author claims a re-rate to Millennial Potash's valuation would put BUFF at $4.00 versus $0.35 now, partly because Canadian rule of law contrasts with Millennial's African assets. The stated risk is implicit in the pre-production, pre-resource stage and the need to raise capital.

The author argues Buffalo Potash Corp, newly public, is advancing a patented Horizontal Line-Drive technology for potash solution mining using mature oil and gas drilling techniques, enabling modular, capital-efficient, lower-impact production in Saskatchewan, Canada. The claimed catalyst is a re-rating once core samples and pre-production data points arrive, with drill three wells, an NI 43-101 resource report and a PEA in 1H26, then a $20 MM raise in 3Q26 to deliver a 125k ton/yr commercial demonstration project doing ~$10 MM NOI by YE26. The author compares it to Millennial Potash, which rose 1000% in 2025, and claims Buffalo would trade at $4.00 versus $0.35 if valued similarly. The stated risk is jurisdictional: Millennial's assets are in a dangerous location in Africa, whereas Buffalo's are in Canada where rule of law comes first.

The author argues Buffalo Potash Corp is a newly public company advancing patented Horizontal Line-Drive potash solution mining technology in Saskatchewan, using mature oil and gas drilling techniques for modular, capital-efficient, lower-impact production. He expects a re-rating to Millennial Potash's valuation once core samples and pre-production data arrive, noting Buffalo trades at $0.35 versus a hypothetical $4.00 at Millennial's multiple. Key catalysts in 1H26 are drilling three wells, an NI 43-101 resource report, and a PEA, followed by a $20 MM raise in 3Q26 for a 125k ton/yr demonstration project. The main stated risk is jurisdictional, contrasting Canada's rule of law with Millennial's assets in a dangerous African location.