Yara publishes transcript of Porsgrunn investor trip presentation

By Public Technologies
  • Yara International published a transcript from its September 2026 investor trip to Porsgrunn attended by investors.
  • Management reiterated targets for USD 200 million EBITDA uplift by 2027, rising to USD 350 million by 2030.
  • Porsgrunn was described as the group’s largest premium fertilizer plant, producing 3,696 kt in the L12M to 2Q 2026.
  • Management put Porsgrunn EBITDA at USD 256 million in the L12M to 2Q 2026, citing 18% plant-level ROIC.
  • Quayside upgrades to take larger ammonia vessels were flagged as a cost lever, with expected savings of about USD 15 million per year.


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