• Yara’s third-quarter 2026 EBITDA excluding special items fell 16% year over year to USD 675 million.
• Higher gas prices and deferred demand weighed on margins and deliveries, while plant-specific reliability issues reduced production volumes.
• European buying picked up late in the quarter, leaving the European order book stronger than normal for this time of year.
• The pending Gulf Coast Ammonia acquisition will reduce European energy exposure upon closing.

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