Compass Minerals reported revenue of $307.2 million for Q1 FY25, a 10% decline from the prior year. Net loss stood at $23.6 million, an improvement over the $75.3 million loss in Q1 FY24. The Salt segment saw a 12% revenue decline due to lower deicing salt sales, while Plant Nutrition revenue increased 24% on higher sales volumes. Adjusted EBITDA fell to $32.1 million from $62.2 million, reflecting ongoing pricing challenges and operational costs.
Revenue declined 10% year over year to $307.2 million.
Salt segment revenue dropped 12% due to lower deicing salt sales.
Plant Nutrition segment revenue grew 24% despite a decline in pricing.
Net loss improved to $23.6 million from $75.3 million last year.
Compass Minerals expects stable revenue performance in FY25, with potential improvement in deicing salt demand and continued cost reduction initiatives.
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