Yara International (YAR) Arctic Securities Conference presentation summary
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Arctic Securities Conference presentation summary
30 Sep, 2026Market developments and price trends
Fertilizer and raw material prices have shown significant volatility since the war, with ammonia up 124% and sulfur up 135% from February 2026 levels.
Urea and potash prices remained stable, while phosphates increased by 25% over the same period.
Grain prices for corn and wheat are projected to remain elevated through December 2026.
Regional supply and trade dynamics
India began the new agricultural year with strong urea imports, leading to increased stock levels.
China is expected to export 5 million tons of urea in 2025, maintaining a steady monthly export pattern.
The Middle East remains a critical hub, with the Strait of Hormuz accounting for about one-third of global urea trade and significant shares of LNG, sulfur, and ammonia.
Affordability and application rates
The cereal-to-urea price index rebounded strongly in June and July 2026 due to lower urea prices, improving affordability for farmers.
Increased affordability is expected to drive higher urea application rates in the coming months.
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