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The chairman of Arab Potash Company said the firm faces major challenges in 2026 and 2027 because global potash prices have fallen by about $105 per tonne. First-half profit fell 53% year on year, and the company posted an operating loss due to weak demand, competition among producers, and high stocks in China and India.
Falling potash prices reflect weak demand and surplus inventories in major importing countries. This is bearish for potash and fertilizer costs for farmers.
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