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The agrochemical group’s expanding biologicals business and profitability targets are driving renewed plans for a Hong Kong market debut, which Fertilizer Daily previously reported could raise up to USD 10 billion.
Fertiglobe posted Q1 revenues of $915M (+32%) and adjusted net profit of $145M (+98%) as surging fertilizer prices more than offset a 12% decline in own-produced volumes due to Hormuz disruptions.
The Argentine AgTech company is running lean, but the path back to profitability hinges on demand for crop protection products.
The Tel Aviv-based specialty minerals group beat prior-year earnings in every segment as higher prices for bromine and potash offset a $2.57B debt load from the January acquisition of Bartek Ingredients — and management now sees 2026 EBITDA clearing $1.5B at the low end.
Record potash volumes and higher benchmark prices lifted Nutrien’s Q1 EBITDA by more than 30% year-over-year, but a narrow EPS miss sent the stock down 7% despite the company reaffirming its full-year guidance.
Mosaic reported a first-quarter net loss, driven by significant charges from idled Brazilian operations. Rising sulfur and ammonia costs also led the company to withdraw its 2026 phosphate production guidance.
Crop protection growth and cost discipline lift profitability, while China’s restructuring and grain trading cuts weigh on revenues.
The company proposes dividend equivalent to NOK 22 (approx. $2) per share and outlines further profitability targets through 2030.
Gross profit margin rises to 47% despite 17% revenue drop; adjusted EBITDA climbs 61%.
U.S. nitrogen producer benefits from higher selling prices and low-carbon product premiums amid tight global supply.
Crop protection and seeds businesses drive profitability, while the reduction in Chinese grain trading weighs on revenue.
Danish seed group posts 10% rise in EBIT amid global market pressures and strategic restructuring.
Swedish greentech firm cites higher costs and longer timelines for plant improvements in Örnsköldsvik.
The company posts $55 million net loss for the year, cuts spending and restructures leadership.
Syngenta Group reports $14.5 billion in first-half 2025 sales with flat growth but stronger earnings
Sales were steady at $14.5 billion, while EBITDA increased 24% to $2.5 billion, lifting the margin to 17.5% from 14.1% a year earlier.
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