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Mosaic Company to Idle Araxá and Patrocínio Facilities in Brazil and Explore Sale of Araxá Assets

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The Mosaic Company has announced plans to idle its Araxá and Patrocínio facilities in Brazil. The company also revealed it is exploring the potential sale of its Araxá assets as part of a broader evaluation of its operations in the region. These decisions come as Mosaic continues to assess its global portfolio and align resources with market demands.

According to the announcement, the idling process for both facilities will begin immediately, with operations ceasing in phases over the coming months. The company stated that this move aims to optimize production efficiency while addressing evolving market conditions. Additionally, Mosaic confirmed it is actively seeking buyers for its Araxá assets but did not provide further details on potential timelines or interested parties. The company emphasized that these steps are part of an ongoing effort to streamline operations and focus on long-term growth strategies.

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Date: April 8, 2026

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