Yara International in the news

Yara International plans to supply 20% of Europe's rare earth elements by reviving old plans.

Helge Lund has been nominated as the new Chairman of Yara's Board of Directors, bringing extensive experience from leading large international organizations.

Yara International is projected to report an adjusted EBITDA of $816 million for the first quarter of 2026, with varied analyst recommendations ahead of its April 24th report.

Danske Bank upgrades Yara International to buy with a higher price target, citing tight urea markets and supply risks due to geopolitical conflicts.

Yara International posted a strong Q4 2025 profit of $409 million before tax, though its stock dipped slightly after the announcement.

Yara International ASA announced its ordinary general meeting for May 12, 2026, to be held digitally, with voting options via the Lumi platform.

Citigroup reduced its price target for Yara International from 530 NOK to 450 NOK per share.

Rothschild & Co Redburn increased Yara's price target to NOK 450, while Q2 2026 profits grew significantly, and analysts remain divided on the stock's outlook.

Citigroup reduced Yara's price target to 450 NOK from 530 NOK, maintaining a neutral rating.

Molan Steel Co. has paid SAR 6.83 million to Yara International, fully settling a financial dispute related to the acquisition of Mayar International Industry Co.

Molan Steel paid Yara International SAR 6.8 million as per a payment and reduction agreement.

Molan Steel fully settled a payment and reduction deal with Yara International, while the document also details various composite financial and ESG ratings.

Molan Steel Co. settled a SAR 6.83 million financial obligation with Yara International Ltd. for the Mayar International acquisition, including a SAR 1.05 million reduction, resolving a dispute and releasing Molan from liabilities.

Yara International is shifting to a diversified, lower-cost ammonia production model, bolstered by strategic acquisitions and strong Q2 results, despite trading at a discount.

Yara International is strategically shifting, while Pluang's Basic Materials sector data shows 26 of 38 US stocks rose, with TECK, EXK, and DOW as notable movers.

Molan Steel has resolved a legal dispute with Yara International, while the document also details various investor and ESG ratings.

Molan Steel and Yara International have reached a settlement in their legal dispute, while the document also details various investor and ESG rating methodologies.

Molan Steel Co. will receive a SAR 1.05 million reduction on a SAR 7.88 million settlement balance with Yara International for early payment, settling a dispute related to an acquisition.

Yara International's fair value estimate has been slightly reduced due to nitrogen pricing and European cost concerns, despite a new large-scale carbon capture facility launch and potential for increased farmer spending.

Yara International is enhancing its global production capabilities, optimizing asset utilization, and strategically expanding its ammonia capacity to boost profitability and shareholder returns by 2030.