Reports Q4 revenue $208.8M vs. $233.6M last year. “There is no doubt that 2024 was a transitional year for our company. We made the important strategic decision to get ‘back to basics’ by refocusing on our core Salt and Plant Nutrition businesses. We made leadership and organizational changes throughout the year to support this effort. Our company also had to confront the challenges resulting from one of the mildest winters in the last quarter century, as well as headwinds from the termination of our lithium project and setbacks in the Fortress business. Against this backdrop, we undertook significant heavy lifting throughout the year to reorient the company on a path toward improved performance,” said Edward C. Dowling Jr., president and CEO. “We still have work ahead of us, but we have a clear vision of what we need to do to optimize our unique and advantaged assets. We strongly believe that our focus on improving the cash generation capability across our platform and reducing our absolute levels of indebtedness will enable the creation of meaningful, long-term shareholder value.”
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