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To own Minerals Technologies today, you need to believe in its shift toward higher-growth consumer niches while accepting a bumpier earnings profile. The 2025 swing to a US$18.4 million loss and modest sales decline puts profitability firmly back in the spotlight, even as management leans into Household & Personal Care, pet litter and purification products. Recent price strength and higher analyst targets suggest the market sees the latest results as a setback but not a thesis-breaker, especially with Asia paper and packaging satellites coming online and ongoing buybacks and dividends signaling confidence in the balance sheet. The near term still hinges on execution: converting these investments into consistent cash generation, and managing any further softness in end markets that could prolong losses or restrain that growth story.
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