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K+S CFO Christian Meyer says the company's share price is near its three-and-a-half-year low, reflecting weak potash prices. He expects the upcoming dividend to be low, while noting large investment projects ahead.
The stock has fallen about 70% from its mid-2022 peak.
Weak potash prices pressuring a major producer signal soft fertilizer pricing conditions, which is a background factor for lower input costs for grain and feed production.
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