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Our ambition is zero injuries
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TRI1 (12-month rolling)
1.1
0
1Q16
1) Total Recordable Injuries per 1 million working hours
3Q21
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Improved returns demonstrate business model resilience
ROIC1 12M rolling
ROIC 12M rolling
Salitre impairment2 (2.3 pp)
7.9 %
8.3%
6.1 %
3.7 %
3Q
3Q
3Q
3Q
2018
2019
2020
2021
Improved returns reflecting higher prices
8.3% ROIC1, up from 7.9% a year earlier
~40% ammonia curtailment in Europe
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For definition and reconciliation of ROIC, see APM section in 3Q report, page 31
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Effect of Salitre impairment on 3Q21 ROIC: calculated by increasing NOPAT by 266 MUSD (impairment of 355 MUSD with a 25% tax rate). This implies a ROIC excluding Salitre impairment of 10.6%
(NOPAT: 1,206 MUSD divided by invested capital of 11,353 MUSD).
Natural gas spike in Europe has triggered significant curtailments and driven up global nitrogen prices
Curtailed production capacity
Ammonia production capacity p.a. in million tons
Curtailed In operation
4.8
1.93.6
Yara Europe ammonia curtailments currently amount
to around ~40% of capacity
High Yara flexibility; unprofitable production curtailed
and replaced with sourcing, from other Yara plants
and from global trade
Limited impact on finished fertilizer production to date;
Yara is closely monitoring the situation going forward
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Yara is committed to supplying customers provided
sufficient margins are available
Europe
Other regions
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Yara International ASA is a worldwide leader in producing and selling mineral fertilizers. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- production and sale of mineral fertilizers (72.8%): 26.4 million tons sold in 2022 of simple nitrogenated fertilizers (calcium nitrates, urea, etc.), complex fertilizers (nitrogen- phosphorous- and potassium- based), specialty fertilizers (plant nutrition products, potassium nitrates, etc.), and magnesium- and sulfur-based fertilizers. Net sales are distributed by geographic area between Europe (32.9%), Americas (48.8%), Africa and Asia (18.3%);
- sale of industrial chemical products (18.5%): 7.4 million tons of nitrogen based chemical products sold (including ammonia, nitric acids, ammonium nitrates) for the automotive, construction, waste treatment, shipping, chemical, mining and animal feed industries;
- production of ammonia (8.1%). The group also develops ammonia trading activity;
- other (0.6%).
At the end of 2022, the group had 26 production sites worldwide.
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Europe (35.4%), Brazil (25.6%), Latin America (8%), Asia (12.6%), North America (12.4%) and Africa (6%).