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Yara shares fall well short of analysts' expectations after Q2 results

Yara dropped 2.3% to 443.6 NOK after Q2 2026 figures that missed market expectations by a wide margin. Adjusted EBITDA was $906m versus a consensus of $1.13bn, despite the margin rising 400 basis points to 20.5%. The main reason was a 17% decline in plant nutrition sales volume to 5.2m tonnes, with particularly large losses in Africa and Asia (-28%) and unplanned production outages. Analysts had already pared expectations (Jefferies from Buy to Hold), and the stock trades about 26% below its 52-week high. » More on de.investing.com
Yara buys ammonia plant in Texas for $1.3 billion

Yara, through its US subsidiary, has acquired the Gulf Coast Ammonia production facility in Texas City from GCA Holdings for $1.3 billion. The plant has an expected nameplate capacity of 1.3 million tonnes per year and is scheduled to reach full capacity by the end of 2026; industrial gases will be supplied long-term by Air Products. Yara plans to integrate the facility into its midstream ammonia platform, serving external customers and its own needs to boost operational resilience; the purchase increases planned 2026 investments and results in a pro-forma net debt/EBITDA of 1.73. » More on de.investing.com
Yara International increases EBITDA in Q1 2026 by 40% to USD 896 million

Yara International reported EBITDA of USD 896 million for Q1 2026, up 40% year‑on‑year, driven by higher operating nitrogen margins. Earnings per share rose 60% and free cash flow improved by USD 196 million, while working capital increased by USD 75 million. Management expects further growth and gave EPS guidance of USD 1.92 for Q2 and USD 2.50 for Q3 2026. They see risks for coming quarters from the Middle East conflict, commodity price volatility and demand risks due to rising fertilizer prices. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Yara International has already paid 2,04€ in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Yara International had revenue of 3.73b€ and net profit of 475.78m€

(EUR)	Jun 2026	YoY
Revenue	+3.73b	11,60%
Gross profit	+1.16b	29,56%
Net profit	+475.78m	36,11%
EBITDA	+925.28m	23,23%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	+10.59b€
Number of shares	254.73m
52-week high/low	+55,16€ - +32,52€
Dividend yield	+4,91%
Dividends TTM	+2,04€
Beta	0,24
P/E ratio	+8,03
PEG ratio	+0,07
P/B ratio	+1,37
P/S ratio	+0,74

Company profile

Yara International ASA bietet Umwelt- und Industrielösungen in Norwegen, der Europäischen Union, Europa, Afrika, Asien, Nord- und Lateinamerika, Australien und Neuseeland an. Das Unternehmen bietet Düngemittel auf Stickstoffbasis an, darunter Harnstoff, Harnstoff-Ammoniumnitrat, Kalkammoniumnitrat, Ammoniumnitrat und Ammoniumsulfat; Mehrnährstoffdünger, die Pflanzennährstoffe wie Stickstoff, Phosphor und Kalium enthalten; und Mischprodukte sowie Blatt- und Bewässerungslösungen durch Mikronährstoffe. Darüber hinaus bietet das Unternehmen Lösungen für Landwirte an: Lösungen für die Landwirtschaft wie Pflanzenüberwachung, variable Düngung, N-Tester BT und Driving Mode, eine mobile App; N-Sensor, ein am Traktor montiertes Gerät, mit dem Landwirte den Stickstoffbedarf einer Pflanze messen können; CheckIT, eine Smartphone-App, die eine Bibliothek von Pflanzenfotos nutzt, um eine einfache und schnelle Identifizierung von Nährstoffmängeln zu ermöglichen; TankmixIT, eine App, mit der die physikalische Kompatibilität beim Mischen in Tanks überprüft werden kann; und Tankmix.com, ein Online-Service, der Ratschläge zu den physikalischen Mischeigenschaften von Yara-Blattdüngern mit Agrochemikalien gibt. Das Unternehmen vertreibt seine Produkte unter den Markennamen YaraBela, YaraLiva, YaraMila, YaraRega, YaraTera, YaraVera und YaraVita. Yara International ASA wurde 1905 gegründet und hat seinen Hauptsitz in Oslo, Norwegen.