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Methanex Corporation reported third-quarter 2025 results marked by higher volumes but lower pricing. The company delivered its first full quarter from newly acquired U.S. assets: Beaumont produced 239,000 tonnes of methanol and 88,000 tonnes of ammonia, while Natgasoline (50% interest) produced 222,000 tonnes (Methanex share). Total production reached 2,212,000 tonnes, up from 1,621,000 tonnes in Q2.
Revenue was $927 million. Adjusted EBITDA was $191 million and Adjusted net income was $5 million, while net loss attributable to shareholders was $7 million ($0.09 per diluted share). The average realized price was $345 per tonne versus $374 in Q2, with produced sales rising to support margins.
Cash from operations was $184 million. The company repaid $125 million on its Term Loan A, paid $14.3 million in dividends, and ended the quarter with $413 million in cash; it also has a $600 million revolver. Management expects meaningfully higher Adjusted EBITDA in Q4, with October–November average realized prices around $335–$345 per tonne, and targets approximately 8.0 million tonnes of 2025 production (7.8 million methanol, 0.2 million ammonia).
Methanex Corporation will host an Investor Day on November 13, 2025, in Toronto starting at 12:30pm Eastern Time. The executive leadership team will present a business update followed by a live Q&A.
A live webcast will be accessible via the company’s website, with a replay available after the event. Those interested in attending in person can inquire about availability by emailing invest@methanex.com.
M&G Investment Management Limited reports beneficial ownership of 12,756,931 shares of Methanex Corporation common stock, representing 16.49% of 77,339,520 shares outstanding as published by the issuer. The shares were acquired from investment capital of MAGIM and M&G has sole voting and dispositive power over the reported position.
The filing states the position was bought for investment purposes because the shares were considered undervalued. M&G may engage with Methanex management, the board and other stakeholders and reserves the right to propose or support changes related to governance, capital structure or strategy, acquire or dispose of additional securities, or enter into other transactions concerning its holdings.
Methanex announced expanded methanol bunkering partnerships to provide barge-to-ship fuel services in key trade corridors. The company named TankMatch to deliver inland waterway barge-to-ship bunkering and cited continuity from a prior arrangement with OCI Global and UniBarge that Methanex inherited through its acquisition of OCI. In South Korea Methanex is working with Alpha Maritime and Hyodong Shipping to enable last-mile bunkering operations.
The company emphasizes safety and operational rigor, noting more than a decade of experience via Waterfront Shipping and a comprehensive methanol bunkering safety package and technical guidance based on international protocols. Methanex frames the moves as steps to expand reliable supply as demand for low-carbon methanol increases and regulatory requirements tighten.
Methanex Corporation and related sellers and buyers executed an amendment to an existing Equity Purchase Agreement (the EPA) originally dated September 8, 2024, which had prior amendments on November 26, 2024, February 28, 2025 and June 26, 2025. The document expressly amends and restates Section 4.30 of the EPA (the restated text is partially redacted in the provided content) and confirms mutual representations that each party has authority to enter this Amendment and that the Amendment constitutes binding obligations, subject to applicable enforceability exceptions. References in the EPA are updated to include this Amendment while the EPA otherwise remains in full force and effect. Several general provisions of the EPA are incorporated by reference into this Amendment and signature blocks for Methanex Dutch Holdings B.V. and Methanex representatives are included.
Q2 2025 snapshot: Methanex posted net income of $64 M ($0.93 diluted EPS) on revenue of $797 M. Adjusted EBITDA fell 26% QoQ to $183 M as the average realized methanol price declined to $374/t (-7%) and Methanex-produced sales dropped to 1.53 Mt.
Strategic expansion: On 27 Jun 2025 the company closed the $1.6 B OCI Global acquisition, adding equity interests in two Beaumont, TX methanol plants, a 50% stake in Natgasoline, a low-carbon platform and an idled Dutch site. The newly acquired U.S. assets have run at 100% rates since closing, contributing 21 kt of methanol and 4 kt of ammonia during the quarter.
Balance sheet & returns: Deal funding comprised $1.18 B cash and 9.9 M shares; $545 M was drawn on a term loan. Methanex ended the quarter with $485 M cash and an undrawn $600 M revolver while maintaining its $0.185/share dividend ($12.5 M).
Operations: Total production held at 1.62 Mt; higher output from Geismar and Trinidad offset gas-related curtailments in Chile, New Zealand and Egypt plus a Medicine Hat turnaround. Management guides to ~8 Mt production (Methanex share) for 2025.
Outlook: Q3 Adjusted EBITDA is expected to improve on stronger produced sales, although realized prices are projected to soften further to $335-$345/t for Jul–Aug.
Methanex Corporation has filed a Form 6-K reporting Amendment No. 3 to an Equity Purchase Agreement dated June 26, 2025. The amendment modifies several key aspects of the original agreement between Methanex and OCI N.V. (Omega) and its subsidiaries.
Key modifications include:
- Revised purchase price allocation procedures for US and NL purchased equity interests, with a 20-business day review period
- Updated terms for issuing equity consideration shares at both US/NL Closing and JV Holdco Closing, including specific securities law compliance requirements
- New provisions regarding EUA (Emission Unit Allowances) rights for BioMCN, extending through 2025
- Addition of IT Transition Services Agreement requirements
- Modified registration requirements for Parent Shares with SEC and Canadian Securities Regulatory Authorities
The amendment also addresses ongoing disputes between certain redacted parties regarding utility invoices and demurrage claims, establishing procedures for their resolution. The filing indicates significant progress in finalizing the complex multi-jurisdictional transaction structure.
Methanex Corporation (TSX:MX, NASDAQ:MEOH) has completed its strategic acquisition of OCI Global's international methanol business, a transaction first announced in September 2024. The deal, valued at approximately $1.2 billion in cash, includes the issuance of 9.9 million common shares and assumption of $450 million in debt and leases.
The acquisition encompasses:
- Two world-scale methanol facilities in Beaumont, Texas with access to North American natural gas feedstock (one facility also produces ammonia)
- A low-carbon methanol production and marketing business
- An idle methanol facility in the Netherlands
In connection with the transaction, Methanex has filed a base shelf prospectus in British Columbia and with the SEC under Form F-10. CEO Rich Sumner emphasized focus on smooth integration, safe operations, and delivering strategic benefits. This acquisition strengthens Methanex's position as the world's largest producer and supplier of methanol globally.
Methanex Corporation has filed a Form F-10 registration statement for a secondary offering of up to 9,944,308 common shares to be sold by OCI Chemicals B.V. (the Selling Shareholder). The shares were issued to OCI in connection with the OCI Methanol Acquisition.
Key details of the offering:
- The shares will be offered over a 25-month period through the shelf prospectus
- Methanex will not receive any proceeds from the sale of shares by the Selling Shareholder
- Shares may be sold through underwriters, dealers, or directly to purchasers
- Trading symbols: TSX: MX (CDN$47.48) and NASDAQ: MEOH ($34.82) as of June 26, 2025
The company qualifies as a "well-known seasoned issuer" under WKSI Blanket Orders. The offering is being made under Canadian disclosure requirements through a multijurisdictional disclosure system between the U.S. and Canada. Financial statements are prepared according to IFRS standards.
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