
K+S reported EBITDA of €108 million, down from €111 million, as higher logistics and energy costs and maintenance at its Bethune plant in Canada offset stronger prices and de-icing salt sales. The company narrowed its 2026 EBITDA forecast to €700–750 million, citing constraints in the global potash market and the absence of expected overseas price increases, while continuing capacity projects in Canada and Germany.
Potash supply constraints may support prices, while K+S’s comments indicate that expected price gains are limited; logistics and energy costs also weigh on fertilizer production economics. The net price signal for potash is modestly supportive.
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