Oct 30 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. REPORTS NINE MONTH 2019 NET EARNINGS OF $438 MILLION, EBITDA OF $1,314 MILLION.Q3 EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.29.Q3 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.35 -- REFINITIV IBES DATA.GROSS AMMONIA PRODUCTION FOR Q3 WAS MORE THAN 2.3 MILLION TONS.EXPECTS GROSS AMMONIA PRODUCTION DURING Q4 TO BE HIGHER THAN IN Q3.QTRLY NET SALES $1,038 MILLION VERSUS $1,040 MILLION.Q3 REVENUE VIEW $1.06 BILLION -- REFINITIV IBES DATA.QTRLY SALES VOLUMES WERE SIMILAR TO PRIOR YEAR PERIODS.COMPANY EXPECTS THAT NITROGEN INDUSTRY FUNDAMENTALS WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE IN BOTH NEAR- AND LONGER-TERM.IN NEAR-TERM, DEMAND FROM IMPORT-DEPENDENT REGIONS SHOULD SUPPORT GLOBAL PRICING.COMPANY EXPECTS THAT GLOBAL DEMAND GROWTH FOR NITROGEN OVER NEXT FOUR YEARS WILL OUTPACE NET CAPACITY ADDITIONS.NET CHINESE-PRODUCED UREA EXPORTS ARE LIKELY TO BE IN A RANGE OF 1-3 MILLION METRIC TONS ANNUALLY.CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN 2019 ARE PROJECTED TO BE APPROXIMATELY $425 MILLION.
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July 31 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. REPORTS FIRST HALF 2019 NET EARNINGS OF $373 MILLION, EBITDA OF $973 MILLION.Q2 EARNINGS PER SHARE $1.28.Q2 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.86 -- REFINITIV IBES DATA.QTRLY NET SALES $1.5 BILLION VERSUS $1.3 BILLION.CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN 2019 ARE PROJECTED TO BE $400-$450 MILLION.
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May 1 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2019 NET EARNINGS OF $90 MILLION, EBITDA OF $301 MILLION.Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.40.Q1 SALES $1.001 BILLION VERSUS REFINITIV IBES ESTIMATE OF $1.01 BILLION.Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.35 -- REFINITIV IBES DATA.EXPECT STRONG NITROGEN DEMAND THROUGH END OF FIRST HALF 2019.QTRLY LOWER VOLUMES DRIVEN BY WET, COLD WEATHER DELAYING SPRING APPLICATION SEASON.LOOKING AHEAD, COMPANY EXPECTS COST OF NATURAL GAS FOR 2019 TO BE WELL BELOW 2018 LEVELS.CF INDUSTRIES - COLD AND WET WEATHER IMPACTED Q1 OF 2019 AND CONTINUED INTO Q2, DELAYING SPRING FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS THROUGHOUT NORTH AMERICA.OUTSIDE OF NORTH AMERICA, CF EXPECTS NET UREA EXPORTS FROM CHINA IN 2019 TO BE IN A SIMILAR RANGE TO 2018.CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN 2019 ARE PROJECTED TO BE $400-$450 MILLION..
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Feb 14 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER NET EARNINGS OF $465 MILLION AND EBITDA OF $224 MILLION; ADJUSTED NET LOSS OF $3 MILLION AND ADJUSTED EBITDA OF $260 MILLION.Q4 ADJUSTED LOSS PER SHARE $0.02.Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE $1.98.IN QUARTER, REDUCED LONG-TERM DEBT BY $1.1 BILLION, LOWERING ANNUALIZED INTEREST PAYMENTS BY $76 MILLION.CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS - DUE TO TCJA, CO'S Q4 2017 NET EARNINGS OF $1.98 PER DILUTED SHARE INCLUDED A $2.09 PER SHARE NET INCOME TAX BENEFIT.QTRLY NET SALES $1,099 MILLION VERSUS $867 MILLION.QTRLY TONS OF PRODUCT SOLD 5.3 MILLION TONS VERSUS 4.7 MILLION TONS.CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN 2018 FOR NEW ACTIVITY ARE ESTIMATED TO BE IN RANGE OF APPROXIMATELY $400 MILLION TO $450 MILLION.
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Feb 7 (Reuters) - Cf Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. TO EXERCISE RIGHT TO PURCHASE ALL PUBLICLY TRADED UNITS OF TERRA NITROGEN COMPANY, L.P..CF INDUSTRIES - UNIT ELECTED TO EXERCISE RIGHT TO BUY ALL OF 4.6 MILLION PUBLICLY TRADED COMMON UNITS OF TERRA NITROGEN ON APRIL 2 FOR $84.033 PER UNIT.CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS INC - INTENDS TO FUND PURCHASE WITH CASH ON HAND.
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Dec 22 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCES PRICING OF TENDER OFFER FOR 7.125% SENIOR NOTES DUE 2020.CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS INC - PRICING TERMS OF TENDER OFFER BY UNIT TO PURCHASE FOR CASH UP TO $200 MILLION OF CFI'S 7.125% SENIOR NOTES DUE 2020.CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS INC - TENDER OFFER WILL EXPIRE AT 12:00 MIDNIGHT, NEW YORK CITY TIME, AT END OF JANUARY 9, 2018.
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Dec 11 (Reuters) - CF Industries Holdings Inc ::CF INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCES TENDER OFFER FOR UP TO $200,000,000 OF 7.125% SENIOR NOTES DUE 2020.CF INDUSTRIES - INTENDS TO FUND PURCHASE OF NOTES IN TENDER OFFER WITH CASH ON HAND.
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