
K+S reported third-quarter revenue up 6.3% to €934 million, while EBITDA slipped to €108 million from €111 million a year earlier. Higher logistics and energy costs, which the report links to the Middle East conflict, and a maintenance shutdown at its Canadian Bethune site weighed on results; the company narrowed its 2026 EBITDA guidance to €700 million–€750 million, citing constraints in the global potash market as a reason for raising the lower end.
Supply constraints in the global potash market could support fertilizer prices, while higher energy and logistics costs add pressure to producer margins and may raise delivered costs for buyers.
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