Methanex Co.

Methanex is selling almost all contractual natural gas offtake rights in New Zealand and plans to mothball its local production facilities from the first quarter of 2027 until further notice. The move is driven by declining availability of domestic natural gas and no foreseeable new supply sources. The company does not expect significant cash outflows from the measure and will communicate any adjustments to production or financial guidance in its regular quarterly reports. » More on de.investing.com

Methanex announces the indefinite idling of the Titan methanol plant in Trinidad after it was unable to secure a new natural gas contract and the current agreement expires in Q3 2026. The plant, with an annual capacity of 860,000 tonnes, will be mothballed to allow a restart if conditions improve; the Atlas interest also remains idled for an indefinite period. The company expects no material cash outlays from the action and reports that Titan currently does not contribute to adjusted EBITDA or free cash flow. Methanex plans to release updated production and financial guidance with its quarterly results on 28 July 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Methanex approved a dividend of CAD 1.02 per share for fiscal 2025; the total payout amounts to CAD 74.83 million, 9.53% higher than the previous year. The dividend yield for 2025 is 1.88% (previous year 1.42%); the stock traded at USD 65.54 on the AGM day and is trading ex‑dividend. Over one year the share price on the NASDAQ rose 102.47%, and the total return including dividend was 108.28%. FactSet expects a dividend of CAD 1.04 for 2026 but a lower yield of about 1.17%; market capitalization is currently CAD 6.722 billion, P/E 35.38. » More on finanzen.net

Riverwater Sustainable Value Strategy disclosed a new position in Methanex, citing a tightening global methanol supply-demand backdrop driven by reduced Iranian supply and regional instability that is already supporting higher prices. The firm highlighted Methanex’s global production footprint and integrated logistics as structural advantages during disruptions and noted the stock trades at about 10.7x estimated 2026 earnings. Riverwater also praised Methanex’s safety record, emissions-intensity progress and investments in lower-carbon methanol pathways, positioning it to benefit from longer-term decarbonization trends. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Methanex reported adjusted EPS for Q4 2025 of -$0.14 versus an expected $0.71 and revenue of $968.8 million versus the forecast $1.03 billion. The shares fell 6.55% in after-hours trading. Weighing on results were integration and transition costs from the OCI acquisition, lower methanol prices and plant outages, which drove adjusted EBITDA down to $186 million. For Q1 2026 the company expects an average methanol price of $330–340/tonne and a slightly higher adjusted EBITDA; the focus remains on debt reduction and integration, while risks include geopolitical tensions and gas supply constraints. » More on de.investing.com