Increasing interest in its anhydrous ammonia pipeline system has led Koch Pipeline Co. to evaluate market interest through a bid process that may result in a sale.
The common-carrier pipeline system originates in Taft, La., and ties into numerous ammonia production facilities in Louisiana. The pipeline supplies fertilizer terminals in Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Nebraska.
Interested parties should contact Damon Cox, vice president and chief financial officer, (316) 828-2914, or cox2d@kochind.com.
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