UAN News & Events

"The planned turnaround at our Coffeyville facility was completed as scheduled in early November; however, the subsequent startup was delayed by several weeks due to downtime at the third-party owned air separation unit," said Mark Pytosh, CEO. "Despite this delay, we saw strong demand for nitrogen fertilizers in the fourth quarter and pricing remained robust as inventories continue to be tight amid ongoing geopolitical tensions."

"For our growth capital projects, we look forward to progressing or completing certain margin-improvement and debottlenecking projects at both plants that are expected to improve reliability and production rates," said Mark Pytosh, Chief Executive Officer. "During 2026, we plan to invest capital in the ammonia expansion and feedstock diversification project at the Coffeyville facility, along with water quality upgrade projects at both plants and the expansion of our diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) production and loadout capacity. The goal of these projects is to support our target of operating the plants at utilization rates above 95 percent of nameplate capacity, excluding the impact of turnarounds."