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Mineral Sales

Saskatchewan is one of Canada's leading mining jurisdictions.  It is the world's largest producer of potash and second largest producer of uranium.  Saskatchewan is blessed with a diverse wealth of minerals, including production of coal, gold, silver, zinc, copper, salt and sodium sulphate with potential future production of diamonds and rare earth elements.

Source: Ministry of Energy and Resources. (Other minerals includes bentonite, coal, gold, copper, zinc, silver and sodium sulphate.)

Highlights

  • In March 2025, the value of Saskatchewan's total mineral sales were $938 million, an increase of 6.2% compared to March 2024. During this period salt sales increased by 9.3%, potash sales decreased by 7.2%, uranium sales increased by 82.6% and other minerals sales increased by 25.5%.
  • In March 2025, Saskatchewan's uranium production decreased by 8.9%, potash production increased by 2.1%, salt production increased by 2.5% and other minerals production decreased by 48.4% compared to March 2024. 

Source: Ministry of Energy and Resources. (Other minerals includes bentonite, coal, gold, copper, zinc, silver and sodium sulphate.)

Source: Ministry of Energy and Resources. (Other minerals includes bentonite, coal, gold, copper, zinc, silver and sodium sulphate.)

Released: May 09, 2025

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