Full-Year Profitability and EBITDA
Reported full-year 2025 net income of $99 million (or $9.33 per common unit) and EBITDA of $211 million, demonstrating solid annual financial performance despite Q4 challenges.
Quarterly Distribution Declared
Board declared a fourth quarter distribution of $0.37 per common unit (to be paid March 9), and full-year distributions totaled $10.54 per common unit.
Strong Fertilizer Pricing
Robust pricing in Q4: UAN average sale price $355/ton (Q4 price up ~55% YoY) and ammonia average sale price $626/ton (Q4 price up ~32% YoY); management expects sequential price uptick into Q1 2026.
Solid Liquidity Position and Cash Management
Ended Q4 with total liquidity of $117 million (cash $69 million and $48 million availability under ABL). Within cash, ~$3 million related to customer prepayments. Company generated EBITDA of $20 million in Q4 and after net cash needs (~$16 million) had $4 million cash available for distribution.
Operational Utilization and Outlook
Full-year ammonia utilization was 88%. Management projects ammonia utilization of 95%–100% for Q1 2026 and is executing debottlenecking projects to target >95% nameplate utilization excluding turnarounds.
Capital Allocation and Project Funding
Full-year 2025 capex $57 million (maintenance $35 million). Q4 capex $27 million (maintenance $17 million). 2026 guidance: maintenance capex $35–45 million and growth capex $25–30 million, with a significant portion expected to be funded from previously reserved cash for feedstock diversification and ammonia expansion at Coffeyville.
Market Demand and Geographic Opportunities
Management highlighted constructive nitrogen fertilizer market conditions and spring demand (US corn planting expected ~95 million acres). Tight global inventories and high European natural gas prices (> $10–13/MMBtu) provide export opportunities for U.S. Gulf Coast producers.