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Deutsche Bank has raised its price target for Yara International ASA from NOK340 to NOK357 while maintaining a Hold rating, citing a 5% increase in Q1 EBITDA estimates to $545 million due to higher fertilizer prices and cost savings. The company has shown a 19.79% YTD return and has paid dividends for 21 consecutive years. Meanwhile, BNP Paribas Exane upgraded Yara's rating from Underperform to Neutral, increasing its price target to NOK305, influenced by improved agricultural fundamentals despite concerns over blue ammonia.
Yara International ASA, the leading global producer of mineral fertilizers, reported 2023 sales of 22.3 Mt, with 78.3% from fertilizers and 15.7% from industrial chemicals. The company operates 26 production sites worldwide, with significant sales in Europe (33.5%) and the Americas (47.5%).
UBS has maintained a "Neutral" rating for Yara International with a target price of 350 Norwegian kroner. Analyst Priyanka Patel questions whether optimism for fertilizer companies is warranted, noting that urea prices may stabilize compared to potash, while advising caution with K+S due to potential earnings corrections.
UBS has confirmed a neutral recommendation for Yara International ASA, the leading global producer and marketer of mineral fertilizers. In 2023, the company sold 22.3 Mt of fertilizers, with 78.3% of sales from this segment, while also generating 15.7% from industrial chemicals and 5.1% from ammonia production. Yara operates 26 production sites worldwide, with significant sales in Europe (33.5%) and the Americas (47.5%).
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