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Nutrien to Hold Investor Day in Toronto on November 30

Nutrien Ltd. has announced it will host an Investor Day in Toronto on Monday, November 30, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. ET, the Saskatoon-based crop inputs company said in a statement.

During the event, Nutrien’s leadership team is expected to provide an update on the company’s outlook for its business, its strategic objectives, and the measures it plans to use to deliver shareholder value through free cash flow growth and disciplined capital allocation.

Limited In-Person Access

According to the company, attendance in person at the event will be limited to institutional investors and sell-side analysts. However, a webcast of the presentation, along with a replay afterward, will be made available to the public through Nutrien’s Investor Events page. Those interested in accessing the event can register through the company’s website.

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About Nutrien

Nutrien describes itself as a leading global provider of crop inputs and services, operating a network of production, distribution and agricultural retail facilities designed to serve growers efficiently. The company has said its strategy centers on long-term value creation through investments that strengthen its position across the agricultural value chain, along with maintaining relationships with stakeholders needed to support its goals.

Nutrien trades on both the Toronto Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker NTR. The company listed investor relations contact Jeff Holzman, Senior Vice President of Investor Relations and FP&A, and media contact Simon Scott, Vice President of Global Communications, in connection with the announcement.


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Timothy Campbell writes about business in Canada — the deals, the disruptions, and the people making them happen. He's covered everything from scrappy Toronto startups to the entrenched giants of energy and finance, always looking for the story behind the numbers. Outside of writing, he spends time helping early founders figure out how to talk about what they're building.