financial results

Agricultural technology group reports a 2% increase in first-half EBITDA despite a 2% decline in sales, while Crop Protection and Seeds gain momentum in key markets.

Australian diversified group says fertilizer supply disruptions in the second half of fiscal 2026 increased import costs, prompting CSBP to build inventories, source from alternative regions and expand local manufacturing.

Profertil’s urea revenue jumped 30% to $250 million in the first half as the Iran war lifted nitrogen prices across Latin America.

The nitrogen producer sees the Hormuz-driven supply deficit lasting beyond 2027, with no major new global capacity before late 2028.

Gulf Coast refiner contracts secured below spot give Mosaic a cost edge, but phosphate volumes will stay constrained through H2 2026.

Five new product launches in H1 2026 powered the growth as Mosaic positions biologicals as a strategic hedge against mineral fertilizer price swings.

Sulfur constraints forced production curtailments at four U.S. plants while the Brazilian division posted a $41 million operating loss on falling volumes.

Higher fertilizer prices offset weaker sales volumes, while the producer prepares to begin construction of its Blue Point low-carbon ammonia project in Louisiana.

The agribusiness group identified phosphate availability as a key risk as South American farmers prepare for planting amid disrupted global fertilizer supplies.

BASF Q2 earnings show the crop unit growing volumes 3.2% despite falling prices, still on track for a standalone listing by mid-2027.

Morocco’s phosphate giant maintained strong profitability in the first quarter despite surging sulfur costs, while executives warned that the Strait of Hormuz crisis is now disrupting both fertilizer production and global trade flows.

CVR Partners’ two U.S. nitrogen plants ran above nameplate capacity in Q1 as UAN prices jumped 34%, with geopolitical supply disruptions keeping the nitrogen market tight through the spring planting window.

ICL’s new Indian plant supports its Growing Solutions segment expansion into a market where precision nutrition products remain significantly underpenetrated.

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.