Brazil Potash (GRO) said late Monday that its Brazilian subsidiary, Potassium do Brasil, has formalized a cooperation agreement with the Mura Indigenous Council to promote sustainable development and improve living conditions in 37 Autazes villages.

The agreement establishes the Bem Viver Mura Program, focusing on social development, cultural preservation, income generation, and institutional strengthening, with mechanisms to ensure ongoing dialogue and transparency.

The initiative is part of the Autazes potash project, supporting Brazilian food security and domestic fertilizer production while reducing reliance on imported potash, the company said.