Grupa Azoty’s financial results for Q4 and the full year 2024 are in line with previously published estimates. In 2024, the Group generated consolidated sales revenue of PLN 13.043 billion and an EBITDA result of minus PLN 330 million, with an EBITDA margin of minus 2.5%. This represents an improvement in EBITDA of more than PLN 1 billion compared to 2023. The net loss was reduced from PLN 3.29 billion in 2023 to PLN 1.1 billion in 2024.

According to preliminary estimates, Grupa Azoty generated consolidated sales revenue of PLN 13,043 million in 2024, with an EBITDA result of minus PLN 330 million and an EBITDA margin of minus 2.5%, representing an improvement of over PLN 1 billion in EBITDA compared to 2023.

The new product, called Vitaplon 9-23-30, is a first universal fertilizer that is entering the market from Grupa Azoty’s Gdańsk-based company, Grupa Azoty Fosfory. Thanks to its properties, it is particularly recommended for the cultivation of both winter and spring cereals, winter rapeseed, corn, sugar beets, potatoes, as well as for green fodder.

In mid-February this year, Grupa Azoty Puławy signed a land lease agreement with Mkango Polska (a subsidiary of Mkango Resources Ltd.) for the construction of a strategic rare earth element separation installation in Puławy. The companies indicated that the project is in line with European initiatives regarding critical raw materials. Today, the European Commission adopted a list of 47 strategic projects aimed at increasing strategic capacities in the resource area. The list includes the project concerning rare earth elements, which is to be implemented by Mkango on the premises of Grupa Azoty’s Puławy-based facility.

The new product, named RSM BioShot, is a deep-placement nitrogen fertilizer from the group of nitrate-urea solutions (RSM). Its liquid form, containing 32% N and enriched with sucrose, has a biostimulatory effect that supports root development as well as overall plant growth and health. The fertilizer is produced by the Puławy-based company of Grupa Azoty, which for 30 years has been supplying Polish farmers with nitrate-urea solutions of various nitrogen concentrations and with different additives.

For several weeks now, fertilizer prices have been on an upward trend in the main global markets. This is the result of several factors – demand, fertilizer availability, and supply logistics. Fertilizers are becoming moderately more expensive both in countries with low and stable production costs and in countries where costs are high and subject to rapid changes. In light of the trend observed over several quarters of postponing fertilizer purchases until just before the seasonal peak, Grupa Azoty consistently recommends spreading purchases over several batches to reduce the risk of buying products at high prices.