Yara International (YAR) AGM 2026 presentation summary
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AGM 2026 presentation summary
30 Sep, 2026Safety and operational performance
Achieved a reduction in total recordable injuries per million working hours from 1.2 in 2016 to 1.2 in 2026, maintaining safety as a top priority.
Delivered record-high finished fertilizer production volumes, contributing over $200 million in EBITDA impact.
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions intensity, meeting the 2025 target and achieving a 10% reduction compared to 2018.
Financial results and cost management
EBITDA excluding special items increased by 37% in 2025, driven by strong premiums and a $180 million fixed cost reduction.
Fixed cost base reduced by over $200 million since 2Q24, with continued strict capital discipline and updated savings targets.
Sustained strong shareholder returns, with $6.1 billion distributed since 2020 and a 79% annualized total shareholder return since 2Q24.
Strategic priorities and growth outlook
Operationalized strategic priorities to deliver $200 million improvement by 2027 and $350 million by 2030 through asset utilization, logistics, and capital reallocation.
Focused on maximizing market opportunities, increasing EU market share, and monetizing recent growth investments.
Committed to strict capital discipline, prioritizing high-return growth projects and portfolio optimization.
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