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K+S reported third-quarter EBITDA of €108 million, down from €111 million a year earlier, and narrowed its 2026 EBITDA guidance to €700–750 million from €680–760 million. The company said stronger prices and de-icing salt demand were offset by higher energy and logistics costs and scheduled maintenance at its Canadian Bethune site.
K+S cited global potash supply constraints as a reason a weaker demand scenario had become less likely, pointing to tighter availability that can support fertilizer prices. Higher costs remain a drag on producer margins.
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