Yara International ASA is a Norway-based chemical company focused on crop nutrition and industrial nitrogen products. Headquartered in Oslo, it produces ammonia, mineral fertilizers (including nitrates, urea, and NPK), and nitrogen-based chemicals for industrial and environmental applications. The company operates a global network of production plants, terminals, and distribution assets serving agriculture and industry worldwide.
Yara’s activities include agronomic advisory services and digital tools aimed at improving fertilizer use efficiency and crop yields, as well as solutions for emissions control such as AdBlue/DEF and NOx abatement products. Through its Yara Clean Ammonia unit, the company develops supply chains for low-carbon and renewable ammonia for use in fertilizers, shipping fuels, and as a hydrogen carrier. Yara Pilbara Fertilisers in Australia forms part of its production portfolio.
Also known as Yara Clean Ammonia, Yara Pilbara Fertilisers Pty Ltd, and Yara Pilbara Fertilisers.
chemXplore tracks 12 projects involving Yara, of which 2 are active.
Yara's role on them: Owner, Investor / Financier, Operator, Developer, and Offtaker.
2 new construction.
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 1 of these 2 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Ammonia (1), Hydrogen (1)
First complete cross-border CCS value chain; captures 800,000 tCO₂/yr from ammonia, shipped to Norway for permanent seabed storage, ~12 Mt over 15 years.
Arbitration alleges at least USD 2 billion loss from a terminated ammonia offtake agreement; claim is disputed and said not to affect the pending acquisition.
GAAP operating loss driven by ~$2.9B pre-tax project-exit charges; adjusted EPS $3.47 beat guidance. Company raises FY26 adjusted EPS outlook and sets capex ≈ $3.5B.
High margins pushed EBITDA to USD 906m; volatile nitrogen prices delayed off‑season demand, buying resumed in mid‑July; acquisition to lower ammonia costs and diversify energy exposure.
Texas City ammonia plant (1.3 mtpa) bought for USD 1.3bn; commissioning underway and ramp to full, stable output targeted by end‑2026; Air Products to supply H2/N2 under long‑term contract.
Cancels planned LCEC ammonia asset purchase; shifts capital to alternative U.S. ammonia projects and finalizes NEOM renewable ammonia distribution deal with Air Products.
EBITDA excl. items rose to USD 896m; net income USD 327m. Middle East conflict disrupted fertilizer supply and raised prices; the company used its global model to sustain production and sourcing.
US$665M funded (US$420M debt, US$245M equity); 260,000 t/yr low‑carbon CAN with 10‑year Yara offtake; powered by 100% renewable hydropower; production by Oct 2029.
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