Compass Minerals Provides Fiscal 2022 Second-Quarter Snow Data and Salt Segment Sales Volume Update
Compass Minerals (NYSE: CMP) reported above-average winter weather activity in fiscal 2022 Q2, with 114 snow events, 10% over the 10-year average.
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Eleven representative cities in the company’s primary North American highway deicing service area reported a total of 114 snow events during the fiscal 2022 second quarter, which was approximately
“Following a slow start to the winter season, the above-average number of winter weather events we experienced during the second quarter brought us closer to average winter weather for the full fiscal year,” said
The company sold approximately 4.8 million tons of highway deicing salt products in the fiscal 2022 second quarter compared to 4.6 million tons in the prior-year period. This total includes all highway maintenance products sold in the
Snow Events Note: A snow event is defined as any day that snowfall exceeds 1 inch or 2.5 cm of snow. The number of snow events reported may not directly correlate to Compass Minerals’ deicing results due to a variety of factors, including the relative significance to the company of the cities represented and differences in the amount of salt purchased by customers to establish their pre-season stockpiles. The weather data should be used only as an indicator of the year-to-year variations in winter weather conditions in these cities.
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