Oslo, 17 September 2021: Record high natural gas prices in Europe are impacting
ammonia production margins, and as a result Yara is curtailing production at a
number of its plants. Including optimization of on-going maintenance, Yara will
by next week have curtailed around 40% of its European ammonia production
capacity.

Yara will continue to monitor the situation, with the objective to keep
supplying customers but curtailing production where necessary.


Contact

Silje Nygaard, Acting Head of Investor Relations
Mobile: (+47) 957 04 843
E-mail: silje.nygaard@yara.com (mailto:silje.nyga)

Josiane Kremer, Director External Communications
Mobile: (+47) 481 80 451
E-mail: josiane.kremer@yara.com (mailto:josiane.kremer@yara.com)


About Yara

Yara grows knowledge to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet.
Supporting our vision of a world without hunger and a planet respected, we
pursue a strategy of sustainable value growth, promoting climate-friendly crop
nutrition and zero-emission energy solutions. Yara's ambition is focused on
growing a climate positive food future that creates value for our customers,
shareholders and society at large and delivers a more sustainable food value
chain.

To achieve our ambition, we have taken the lead in developing digital farming
tools for precision farming, and work closely with partners throughout the food
value chain to improve the efficiency and sustainability of food
production. Through our focus on clean ammonia production, we aim to enable the
hydrogen economy, driving a green transition of shipping, fertilizer production
and other energy intensive industries.

Founded in 1905 to solve the emerging famine in Europe, Yara has established a
unique position as the industry's only global crop nutrition company. We operate
an integrated business model with around 17,000 employees and operations in over
60 countries, with a proven track record of strong returns. In 2020, Yara
reported revenues of USD 11.6 billion.
www.yara.com (http://www.yara.com)