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The Mosaic Company

NYSE · Basic Materials · Agricultural Inputs · US

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Research · Sep 3, 2026

[MOS] Mosaic Thesis 2026: Brazil Distribution Tests North American Phosphate Cycle Stabilization

The Mosaic Company (NYSE: MOS) FY2025 revenue ~$11-11.5B (-3 to +3%) with adj. EPS ~$2.10-3.00 reflecting continued post-2024 phosphate + potash cycle stabilization (post-2022 cycle peak ~$1,000+/ton DAP/MAP normalization to ~$500-600/ton FY2025) + selected ~$3B Mosaic Fertilizantes Brazil distribution (~30%+ Brazil fertilizer market share) + selected ~10-15% global potash market share via Saskatchewan + selected new CEO Bruce Bodine (since January 2024). Leading global crop nutrient firm focused on potash + phosphate fertilizers + selected biosciences for selected agricultural customers globally. Formed October 2004 from selected merger of Cargill Crop Nutrition + IMC Global creating Mosaic; selected post-2004 IPO + selected 2011 Cargill spin-off completed; selected various transformative acquisitions through history including selected 2014 ADM South American fertilizer business + selected 2018 Vale Fertilizantes $2.5B (Brazil distribution). Headquartered in Tampa Florida; ~13,000+ employees globally with ~$11-11.5B revenue. Three reporting segments: Phosphates ~45% revenue ($5B — selected North America phosphate fertilizer production + sale; selected ~80% Florida + Louisiana mining + production + selected ~10M+ tons phosphate fertilizer capacity; DAP + MAP + selected feed-grade phosphates), Potash ~30% ($3.5B — selected Saskatchewan Canada potash mining ~13M+ tons capacity; Esterhazy + Belle Plaine + Colonsay mines; ~10-15% global potash market share via Canpotex export consortium with Nutrien JV), Mosaic Fertilizantes ~25% ($3B — Brazil phosphate + potash distribution post-2018 Vale Fertilizantes $2.5B acquisition; ~14M+ tons annual distribution; ~30%+ Brazil fertilizer distribution market share). Phosphate cycle stabilization: post-2022 ~$1,000+/ton DAP/MAP peak vs ~$500-600/ton FY2025 (~50% peak-to-FY2024 trough decline); post-2024 stabilization drivers include potash global supply discipline (Belarus/Russia phosphate sanctions) + post-2024 grain price recovery (corn + soy stabilization) + continued global crop nutrient demand growth ~2-3%/year; FY2026 expected phosphate revenue stable to +5%. Potash cycle: post-2022 ~$1,000/ton MOP peak vs ~$300-400/ton FY2025 stabilization; FY2026 expected potash revenue toward $3.5-3.8B. Mosaic Fertilizantes Brazil: post-2018 Vale Fertilizantes $2.5B acquisition; ~30%+ Brazil fertilizer distribution market share; Brazil ~25%+ global soy + corn production driving fertilizer demand; FY2026 expected Brazil distribution toward $3-3.5B (+0-15%). CEO Bruce Bodine since January 2024 (succeeded Joc O'Rourke CEO 2015-January 2024 retired who led 2015-2024 Mosaic transformation including 2018 Vale Fertilizantes; Bodine ex-Mosaic SVP North America Operations + ~25-year company career). Capital return: ~$0.84-0.88 annual dividend FY2025; $1-2B buyback program FY2025; investment-grade Baa3/BBB- credit ratings; FCF $0.5-1.0B. FY2026 thesis: phosphate cycle stabilization + potash cycle continuity + Brazil distribution + ~5-year dividend track. Risks: major phosphate price collapse, major potash price decline, Brazil real volatility, global crop demand reversal.

Research · Apr 13, 2026

Fertilizer Price Surge: CF's 41% Margins Lead MOS and NTR as Trump Probe Looms

Trump's April 11 pledge to curb fertilizer gouging amid Iran tensions highlights producers like CF, MOS, and NTR as winners from sustained price surges, while ADM, DE, and AGCO face margin squeezes from cost-stressed farmers. Backed by FY2025 financials, CF tops conviction with 41% margins and cheap valuation.