K+S reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of €934 million and EBITDA of €108 million, compared with €879 million and €111 million a year earlier. It narrowed its full-year EBITDA forecast range and slightly raised the midpoint; higher prices and de-icing salt volumes supported revenue, while energy and logistics costs and scheduled maintenance weighed on earnings.
The results point to firmer prices in K+S’s customer segments, but they do not establish a broader change in fertilizer supply or demand. Higher energy and logistics costs could pressure fertilizer production economics.
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