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MENA Chemicals: Stick with fertilisers with conflict resolution

Published: 2026-06-16Institution: BofA Global ResearchPages: 8Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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MENA Chemicals: Stick with fertilisers with conflict resolution

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MENA Chemicals

Stick with fertilisers with conflict

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Industry Overview

Supply shock likely behind with potential opening of Strait 16 June 2026

While the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz should ease near-term supply Equity

tightness in both petchems and fertilisers, our stock positioning with a preference for MENA

fertilisers is unchanged as it is driven by medium-term fundamentals. We reiterate our Chemicals

Buys on urea-exposed Fertiglobe, SABIC AN and IQCD. We remain cautious on Sashank Lanka >>

commodity petchems (Yansab and Kayan at U/P), where China’s resilience implies Research Analyst

oversupply risks. In the petchems sector, we prefer APPC and Sipchem (Buy) for volume Merrill+971 4Lynch425 8231(DIFC)

growth in the next 12 months. sashank.lanka@bofa.com

Abhishek Kumar >>

Fertiliser stocks likely pricing in a decrease in urea prices ResearchMerrill LynchAnalyst(DIFC)

We believe share prices of urea-exposed names (Fertiglobe, SABIC AN and IQCD) are +971 4 425 8227

abhishek.kumar29@bofa.com

factoring in a long-term urea price of <US$350/t vs BofAe at US$410/t based on a DCF.

Prices will remain higher for longer supported by: 1) elevated gas prices (c.75%

correlation to urea prices) and 2) limited Chinese urea exports, as it prioritises domestic SABIC AN: SABIC Agri-Nutrients

food security/domestic fertiliser supply, and strong Indian import demand. We forecast

urea to average US$500/t in 2026E, averaging US$400/t for the rest of the year vs APPC: Advanced Petrochemicals

US$640/t YTD. We expect US$400/t in 2027E. Every US$100/t change in urea price Company

impacts EPS of Fertiglobe/ SABIC AN and IQCD by 35%/30%/33% respectively.

IQCD: Industries Qatar

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