
Fertiglobe reported third-quarter net profit down 62% year on year to $51 million, while revenue rose 19% to $905 million on higher ammonia prices and volumes. Adjusted EBITDA fell 19% to $231 million as logistics costs and weaker urea prices squeezed margins, and UAE exports recovered to 95% of production.
Softer urea pricing and a strong recovery in UAE export volumes point to adequate nitrogen supply in global markets, which keeps fertilizer input costs for feed-grain producers under pressure to ease. The earnings report itself does not signal a new supply shock.
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