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Mosaic Company

NYSE: MOS Agricultural Inputs
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MOS Coverage

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Commodities & Metals

Mosaic’s Sales Tumble as Prices Stay Low

Mosaic reported lower but better-than-expected first-quarter 2014 earnings before markets opened Tuesday morning. Mosaic continues to struggle with low prices for its phosphate and potash fertilizers.

MOS
Paul Ausick
7:40am ET
Commodities & Metals

Mosaic Boosts Share Buybacks to Offset Weak Earnings

Fertilizer maker Mosaic reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2013 results before markets opened Tuesday that fell short of consensus estimates, and it added $1 billion to its share buyback program.

MOS
Paul Ausick
8:20am ET
Commodities & Metals

Potash Prices Tumble, Demand to Rise

Uralkali, the Russian half of the former Belarusian Potash cartel, said that its export price for potash had fallen 27% to $272 per metric ton (tonne) in the third quarter.

Paul Ausick
10:55am ET
Commodities & Metals

Mosaic Buyback: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

ThinkstockMosaic Co. (NYSE: MOS) should probably be getting rewarded on news that it has reached an agreement to repurchase the remaining common shares held by the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation and the…

MOS
Jon C. Ogg
8:10am ET
Jobs

Happy Holidays: Potash Corp. Slashes Jobs

thinkstock‘Tis the season for companies to try to cut the last little bit out of expenses so they can show investors that they can make the tough decisions and get that stock…

Paul Ausick
8:40am ET
Commodities & Metals

Mosaic Company Earnings Weak, Look to Get Weaker

thinkstock The Mosaic Co. (NYSE: MOS) reported third-quarter 2013 results before markets opened Tuesday morning. The fertilizer maker reported diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.29 on revenues of $1.9 billion. In…

Paul Ausick
3:17pm ET
Investing

Fertilizer Comeback Takes Hold for Now

ThinkstockPotash and fertilizer stocks found their shares murdered over the summer after Russian potash producer OAO Uralkali announced that it was ending its marketing ventures in a cartel agreement. Now it appears…

Jon C. Ogg