AdvanSix Posts Higher Q1 Sales

AdvanSix's Q1 sales rose 7% to $404 million AdvanSix's Q1 sales increased 7% to $404 million, driven by stronger chemical intermediates volumes and better plant nutrients pricing. The company's adjusted EBITDA fell sharply to $5 million due to higher sulfur and nat

AdvanSix’s Q1 sales rose 7% to $404 million

AdvanSix’s Q1 sales increased 7% to $404 million, driven by stronger chemical intermediates volumes and better plant nutrients pricing.

The company’s adjusted EBITDA fell sharply to $5 million due to higher sulfur and natural gas costs, winter storm disruptions, and the loss of prior-year insurance proceeds.

Management expects a meaningful improvement in Q2, with the company aiming to recover more raw material costs during the domestic planting season and benefit from seasonal fertilizer demand.

AdvanSix maintained its full-year capex outlook at $75 million to $95 million and still expects leverage near the low end of its target range by year-end.

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