Freedom Broker Downgrades The Mosaic Company as Sulfur Costs Pressure Profits
Mosaic posted an adjusted loss of 19 cents per share in the third quarter, while its phosphate business recorded a $194 million operating loss.

Freedom Broker downgraded The Mosaic Company as sulfur costs pressured the fertilizer producer’s profits, putting its phosphate losses and fourth-quarter input costs in focus for investors.
The company’s adjusted third-quarter earnings amounted to a loss of 19 cents per share. Its phosphate business posted a $194 million operating loss as higher sulfur and ammonia costs and lower sales volumes offset stronger selling prices; Mosaic’s quarterly results detail the period’s performance.
Mosaic secured sulfur at a lower price for the fourth quarter, but earlier purchases at higher prices are expected to weigh on earnings during the period. The lower-cost sulfur is expected to have its biggest effect in early 2027.