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  • Products
    Products

    CSBP is a safe and reliable producer of sodium cyanide and explosive grade ammonium nitrate for the mining industry, as well as a trusted manufacturer and supplier of fertiliser and agricultural services to Western Australian growers for over 100 years.

  • Work with us
    Work with us

    CSBP is recognised as Western Australia’s leading manufacturer and supplier of chemicals, fertilisers and related services to mining, agricultural and industrial sectors throughout the world.

    Our businesses are recognised as safe, reliable and innovative industry leaders with a strong commitment to customers. We offer an inclusive work environment that celebrates diversity and the uniqueness of individual talents, experiences and ideas.

  • Supplier Management
    Supplier Management

    CSBP relies on a secure, sustainable, and internationally competitive supply chain and strong, positive supplier relationships.

    CSBP chooses to work with suppliers that share its commitment to health, safety, the environment and continued economic growth.

  • Company
    Company

    CSBP is part of Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers’ (WesCEF) portfolio of leading, sustainable businesses.  WesCEF belongs to Wesfarmers, a diversified conglomerate listed on the ASX and one of the nation’s largest employers.

    CSBP consists of several chemical and fertilisers businesses, as well as a number of subsidiaries and joint ventures.  Each business in its own right is recognised as a safe, reliable and innovative industry leader with a strong commitment to customers.

  • Community
    Community

    CSBP has been an active participant in the communities in which we operate for over 100 years. We believe we have a responsibility to get behind the our communities and, more than that, we’re proud to do so.

    We provide support in a number of different ways including, community grants, partnerships, employee giving and disaster relief.

  • Sustainability
    Sustainability

    At CSBP we recognise that sustainability drives success.
    It is fundamental to maintaining our social license to operate, and ensuring we continue to grow a portfolio of leading, sustainable businesses.

    We believe sustainability is about understanding and managing the ways we impact the communities and environments in which we operate, to ensure that we continue to create value in the future.

Recognising Sorry Day


On Wednesday 26 May the CSBP Fertilisers Marketing and Commercial teams, and others from across WesCEF had the opportunity to participate in a National Sorry Day event hosted by Moorditj Koort at the Thomas Kelly Pavilion in Medina.

National Sorry Day is observed annually on 26 May, and “remembers and acknowledges the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities.” The day acknowledges the strength of Stolen Generation survivors and encourages everyone to reflect on how we can all play a part in the healing process for our people and nation. (https://www.reconciliation.org.au)

At the event, attendees watched a moving Welcome to Country given by Community Elder and WesCEF Tech Services employee Mick Indich, and then were then invited to participate in a traditional Smoking Ceremony. In Noongar culture fire represents cleansing, rejuvenation and renewal.

Following the Smoking Ceremony members of the Indich family shared stories of their connections to Chalk Hill – the land in Medina beside the Thomas Kelly Pavilion. Speakers included Cindy Ballard (Mick’s sister) who shared her experiences as a 15 year old returning to find her parents at Chalk Hill after travelling from New Norcia, and Milly Penny (Mick’s niece) who spoke about the experience and strong connection between families who lived on the Hill.

After learning about the local history attendees were invited to celebrate the local Noongar culture through a range of different activities including face painting, arts and craft, and tree planting. Attendees were given a kangaroo paw plant to plant in their own gardens to continue their experience of the day.

Everyone who attended had an enlightening experience engaging with the local Noongar community and learning more about the local family history in the area.

You can learn more about Sorry Day on https://www.reconciliation.org.au