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Minerals Technologies Inc. Releases 2025 Sustainability Report, Announces New 10-Year Targets

Minerals Technologies (NYSE: MTX) released its 18th Sustainability Report, confirming it achieved all 12 environmental targets set in 2018 and detailing strong 2025 performance in emissions, waste, water, and safety.

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Minerals Technologies (NYSE: MTX) released its 18th Sustainability Report, confirming it achieved all 12 environmental targets set in 2018 and detailing strong 2025 performance in emissions, waste, water, and safety. The company also introduced new 10-year environmental targets to guide sustainability efforts from 2025 through 2035.

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  • Scope 1 emissions reduced 34% vs. 25% target
  • Scope 2 emissions reduced 42% absolute and 54% intensity vs. 40% targets
  • Fuel transition: 34% of fuel oil converted to renewable alternatives; coal usage reduced 70%
  • Landfill waste reduced 44% vs. 20% target; ~56,000 tons diverted via beneficial reuse
  • Water: withdrawal reduced 31% and discharge 56% vs. 20% targets
  • CO2: over 1 million metric tons of waste CO2 captured and sequestered annually
  • Product portfolio: 67% of new products in 2025 had a sustainable profile
  • Safety: recordable injury rate 0.54 and lost workday rate 0.14 in 2025; 92% of sites injury-free
  • New 10-year environmental targets set for 2025–2035 to continue emissions, water, and waste progress

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News Market Reaction – MTX

In the Jul 28 session, MTX gained 1.73%, reflecting a mild positive market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

MTX's recent record included 1.72% after PFAS-remediation news and -4.47% after a Chapter 11 update....
Analysis

MTX's recent record included 1.72% after PFAS-remediation news and -4.47% after a Chapter 11 update. That range frames this sustainability announcement; Net Selling insider activity remains a sourced risk to monitor.

Key Figures

Environmental targets achieved: 12 targets Scope 1 emissions reduction: 34% Scope 2 emissions reduction: 42% +5 more
Environmental targets achieved
12 targets
Targets established in 2018
Scope 1 emissions reduction
34%
Versus a 25% target
Scope 2 emissions reduction
42%
Absolute terms
Scope 2 intensity reduction
54%
Versus a 40% target
Coal usage reduction
70%
Since initial environmental targets were announced
New products with sustainable profile
67%
Products commercialized in the last five years, in 2025
Recordable injury rate
0.54
2025 company-best safety record
Lost workday injury rate
0.14
2025 safety performance

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Jul 22
5 events
  1. Jul 22

    Quarterly dividend

    24h Move
    +1.1%

    Quarterly cash dividend declared with September payment and August record date

  2. Jul 02

    Results call scheduling

    24h Move
    +0.9%

    Second-quarter results release and conference call scheduled for late July

  3. Jun 29

    Chapter 11 reorganization

    24h Move
    -4.5%

    Reorganization plan proposed with $450 million talc trust and $290 million charge

  4. May 26

    PFAS remediation roundtable

    24h Move
    +1.7%

    Subsidiary joined EPA roundtable on PFAS destruction and remediation

  5. May 19

    Quarterly dividend

    24h Move
    -1.2%

    Regular quarterly cash dividend declared with June payment and June record date

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Key Terms

scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, PFAS remediation, sustainable aviation fuel
4 terms
scope 1 emissions technical
"Reduced Scope 1 emissions by 34 percent"
Direct greenhouse gas emissions that come from sources a company owns or controls, such as fuel burned in boilers, on-site manufacturing processes, or emissions from company vehicles. Investors care because these emissions create regulatory, cost and reputation risks and signal how efficiently a business runs—think of them as the pollution coming from a household’s own car and furnace, versus emissions from the electricity it buys.
scope 2 emissions technical
"and Scope 2 emissions by 42 percent in absolute terms"
Greenhouse gas emissions that come from the electricity, steam, heating or cooling a company buys rather than from its own on-site fuel use. Think of it like the emissions tied to your household’s power bill: the company didn’t burn the fuel itself, but its energy purchases still cause pollution upstream. Investors watch these figures because they reveal exposure to carbon-related costs, regulatory risk and reputation issues, and indicate how well a company can meet clean-energy targets and lower operating risk.
PFAS remediation technical
"tackle PFAS remediation, create renewable fuels"
PFAS remediation is the process of identifying, containing, treating, or removing persistent synthetic chemicals called PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) from soil, groundwater, drinking water, and industrial sites. It matters to investors because remediation can create regulatory obligations, cleanup costs, legal liabilities, and changes in property or operational value—like paying to remove a permanent stain that affects the use and resale value of an asset.
sustainable aviation fuel technical
"create renewable fuels and sustainable aviation fuel"
Sustainable aviation fuel is a low‑carbon replacement for conventional jet fuel made from renewable sources (like plant residues, waste oils, or captured carbon) but refined to meet the same safety and performance rules as regular jet fuel. Investors care because SAF can lower airlines’ carbon footprints and exposure to tightening regulations, create new supply and cost dynamics in the fuel market, and drive long‑term demand shifts — like using cleaner fuel in the same airplane.

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  • Company achieved all environmental targets with successful enterprise-wide transformation 

  • 67 percent of new products have sustainable profile

  • Delivered world-class and company-best safety performance

NEW YORK, July 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Minerals Technologies Inc. (NYSE: MTX) (“MTI”), a leading, technology-driven specialty minerals company, today announced the publication of its 18th Sustainability Report to highlight its environmental, safety, and community achievements. It also announced its new 10-year environmental targets.

“Achieving all 12 of the environmental targets we established in 2018 is a significant milestone for MTI and reflects years of enterprise-wide operational improvements and innovation. Building on that success, we are proud to launch a new set of 10-year environmental targets that will guide our sustainability efforts through 2035,” said Douglas T. Dietrich, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.

“Our focus remains not only on reducing our own environmental footprint, but also on delivering solutions that help our customers address critical sustainability challenges. The unique combination of our minerals, technologies, and application know-how provide natural ingredients and products that tackle PFAS remediation, create renewable fuels and sustainable aviation fuel, repurpose waste into value-added products, sequester CO2, and improve workplace safety.”

Sustainability Report Highlights

Since announcing its initial set of environmental targets, MTI:

  • Reduced Scope 1 emissions by 34 percent (versus a 25 percent target) and Scope 2 emissions by 42 percent in absolute terms and by 54 percent in terms of intensity (versus a 40 percent target for each)
  • Converted 34 percent of fuel oil usage into renewable alternatives and reduced coal usage by 70 percent
  • Reduced landfill waste by 44 percent, more than doubling the company’s 20 percent reduction target, while diverting ~56,000 tons of waste through beneficial reuse
  • Reduced water withdrawal by 31 percent and water discharge by 56 percent (versus a 20 percent target for each)
  • Captured over 1 million metric tons of waste CO2 extracted from customers’ and MTI’s own exhaust annually, then sequestered it into consumer products

In addition, in 2025 67 percent of the company’s new products, defined as products commercialized in the last five years, had a sustainable profile, helping customers reduce emissions, minimize waste, or improve resource efficiency.

Safety Record and Community Engagement

In 2025, MTI achieved a new company-best safety record, with a recordable injury rate of 0.54, which is a world-class performance and the lowest-ever in the company’s history, and a lost workday injury rate of 0.14. 92 percent of MTI’s sites operated injury-free throughout the year. MTI believes that every injury is preventable and continues to strive towards its goal of achieving zero injuries.

Another key element of MTI’s sustainability efforts is the work the company’s employees do at the local level by participating in a wide variety of community activities, volunteering for charitable causes, and donating funds and materials. Sites around the world also placed a special focus on supporting communities’ access to clean water.

New 10-Year Environmental Targets

Building on the successful achievement of the 2025 environmental targets, many of which exceeded MTI’s original ambitions, the company established a new set of 10-year targets covering the 2025 to 2035 period.

These targets reflect insights gained through execution on prior goals, enhancements to environmental data and accounting methodologies, and a more comprehensive understanding of MTI’s highest-impact activities across emissions, water, and waste. They are designed to drive continued progress through a balanced approach that combines absolute reductions with intensity improvements, enabling the company to manage environmental impacts while supporting business growth.

Details on the new 10-year targets and the full Sustainability Report are available on MTI’s website at mineralstech.com/sustainability.

About Minerals Technologies Inc.
Minerals Technologies Inc. (NYSE:MTX) is a global, technology-driven specialty minerals company that sources, manufactures, sells, and distributes a wide range of minerals and mineral-based products and services. We utilize our global mineral reserves, combined with our core technologies and applications, to deliver innovative products that are an essential part of everyday life. We serve customers in consumer and industrial markets worldwide, have 4,000 employees in 34 countries, and reported global sales of $2.1 billion in 2025. For further information, visit www.mineralstech.com.

Investor Relations Contact
Lydia Kopylova
lydia.kopylova@mineralstech.com

Media Contact
Stephanie Heise
stephanie.heise@mineralstech.com


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What did Minerals Technologies (MTX) announce in its 2025 Sustainability Report released on July 28, 2026?

Minerals Technologies announced it achieved all 12 environmental targets set in 2018 and published its 18th Sustainability Report. According to Minerals Technologies, the report also introduces new 10-year environmental targets to guide sustainability efforts from 2025 through 2035 across emissions, water, and waste.

How much did Minerals Technologies (MTX) reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2025?

Minerals Technologies reduced Scope 1 emissions by 34% and Scope 2 emissions by 42% in absolute terms and 54% in intensity. According to Minerals Technologies, these results exceeded its original 25% Scope 1 and 40% Scope 2 reduction targets established in 2018.

What safety performance did Minerals Technologies (MTX) report for 2025 in its Sustainability Report?

Minerals Technologies reported a 2025 recordable injury rate of 0.54 and a lost workday injury rate of 0.14. According to Minerals Technologies, this represents a company-best, world-class safety performance, with 92% of its sites operating injury-free during the year and a continued goal of zero injuries.

What share of Minerals Technologies (MTX) new products had a sustainable profile in 2025?

In 2025, 67% of Minerals Technologies new products, defined as products commercialized in the last five years, had a sustainable profile. According to Minerals Technologies, these products help customers reduce emissions, minimize waste, or improve resource efficiency across various applications and end markets.

How much waste CO2 does Minerals Technologies (MTX) capture and sequester each year?

Minerals Technologies captures over 1 million metric tons of waste CO2 annually from customers’ and its own exhaust streams. According to Minerals Technologies, this CO2 is then sequestered into consumer products, contributing to the company’s broader emissions and resource-efficiency sustainability initiatives.

What are the new 10-year environmental targets Minerals Technologies (MTX) set for 2025–2035?

Minerals Technologies set new 10-year environmental targets covering 2025 to 2035 focused on emissions, water, and waste. According to Minerals Technologies, the targets combine absolute reductions with intensity improvements to manage environmental impacts while supporting business growth, informed by prior target execution experience.

How has Minerals Technologies (MTX) reduced landfill waste and water usage by 2025?

Minerals Technologies reduced landfill waste by 44% and diverted about 56,000 tons of waste through beneficial reuse. According to Minerals Technologies, it also cut water withdrawal by 31% and water discharge by 56%, exceeding its original 20% reduction targets in both water categories.

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