Yara International (ADR) ( (YARIY) ) has released its Q3 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Yara International (ADR) presented to its investors.
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Yara International (ADR) is a global leader in the production and distribution of nitrogen-based fertilizers and industrial products, operating across various regions including Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. In its third-quarter report for 2025, Yara International reported a significant increase in its EBITDA, excluding special items, which rose by 38% to 804 million USD compared to the same quarter last year. This growth was attributed to favorable market conditions, cost reductions, and record-high production levels.
Key financial metrics highlighted in the report include a year-to-date adjusted earnings per share of 3.25 USD, up from 1.37 USD the previous year, and a net income of 320 million USD for the quarter. The company also reported a strong commercial performance with total revenue reaching 4,108 million USD, an increase from 3,654 million USD in the third quarter of 2024. Yara’s strategic focus on cost reduction and operational improvements has resulted in higher margins, particularly in Europe and the Americas, where EBITDA excluding special items saw significant increases.
In the Americas, Yara’s EBITDA excluding special items rose by 33%, driven by higher production margins and premium product sales, while in Europe, the figure increased by 109 million USD due to improved margins and lower fixed costs. The company’s global production segment also performed well, with a 71% increase in EBITDA excluding special items, reflecting higher upgrading margins and strong production volumes.
Looking ahead, Yara International is optimistic about its future prospects, focusing on sustainable profitability and value-accretive growth. The company aims to strengthen its financial returns by prioritizing high-return core assets and maintaining strict capital discipline. With a tightening global supply and demand balance in the nitrogen market, Yara is well-positioned to capitalize on lower forward gas prices and the upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in the EU, which is expected to level the playing field for European producers.