The fertilizer company is curtailing some production, cutting capital spending and reassessing operating plans as prices for key ingredients continue to climb.

Mosaic, the fertilizer producer, reports a loss of $258 million in the first quarter amid rising input costs.

Mosaic withdrew its forecast for annual phosphate production on Monday and said it would curtail output at some facilities due to higher costs amid volatile raw material markets. Shares of the fertilizer maker are down 5.1 per cent in premarket trading.

NYSE-listed the Mosaic Company posted a net loss of $258-million for the first quarter of this year, compared with net income of $238-million reported for the first quarter of 2025. Mosaic’s North America business includes seven potash and phosphate mining facilities primarily located in Saskatchewan,

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Mosaic missed Q1 earnings estimates and said it will limit capital spending for the year, as surging prices for sulfuric acid weigh on its operations.

Investors may be wondering whether Mosaic's current share price reflects its underlying worth, or whether the stock is being priced too pessimistically at the moment. Mosaic recently closed at US$22.19,