A buyer is enthusiastic in making a bid higher than the $39 billion bid by BHP for Potash Crop owned by the world's largest fertilizer manufacturer.

Though the CEO of Rio Tinto has declined to disclose any information regarding the firm's decision to go through the bid, this firm has been termed as a potential prospect bearer for the Potash Crop.

BHP, World's biggest mining company has proposed to pay $130 per share for the crop but the latter is looking for a substitute bidder who would pay more than the $130 for each share though the offer made by BHP at $39 billion has been declared as the utmost in the entire business this year. Potash Crop is pretty assured about alternative bidders and is playing the cards like any other firm which would compulsorily hunt for all the alternative options existing.

Reports of Potash Crop discovering prospective coalitions with the sovereign banks of China and various other internationally acclaimed agricultural and chemical companies have also come in.

One of the probable reasons emerging for Potash Crop to have bluntly overruled BHP's bid is being enumerated as the comparatively low-slung worth of the offer or the bid as compared to BHP's annual earnings and profits.