Methanex reported Q3 2026 adjusted earnings of $3.69 a share on revenue of $1.39 billion, both above Wall Street forecasts, with adjusted EBITDA of $543 million. The methanol producer cited elevated prices from Middle East supply disruptions and record North American production, and its shares rose about 14%.
Middle East supply disruptions have pushed methanol prices sharply higher, which raises input costs for feed-adjacent chemical users and signals tight energy-linked petrochemical supply. Feed buyers see little direct grain price impact, so this is mainly a read on broader Middle East supply stress.
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