Minerals Technologies Inc's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 10.39 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 13.24 %, Minerals Technologies Inc recorded an increase in cost of sales by 5.77 % year on year, relative to one quarter ago cost of sales fell by -0.29 % in Q2.
Minerals Technologies Inc's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 10.39 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 13.24 %, Minerals Technologies Inc recorded increase in cost of sales by 5.77 % year on year, compare to one quarter ago cost of sales fell by -0.29 % in Q2.
Minerals Technologies Inc's Comment on Supply Chain
The Company depends on a consistent supply of raw materials including lime, carbon dioxide, magnesia, alumina, bentonite, leonardite, and limestone for its manufacturing processes. Bentonite, leonardite, and limestone are primarily obtained from the Company's own mining operations, with bentonite reserves located in the United States (Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Nevada, Alabama), Australia, China, Slovakia, Turkey, and Mexico through affiliations and joint ventures. Lime is acquired under long-term contracts from independent suppliers near the Company's precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) plants, with some lime also supplied to third parties near the Adams, Massachusetts facility. Approximately 57% of magnesia requirements over the past five years were sourced from China; however, the Company has developed alternative suppliers to diversify its supply chain. Alumina and other materials such as calcium metal, calcium silicide, carbon, coal, soda ash, and chromite are available from multiple sources. The Company holds or controls bentonite properties through leases, royalty agreements, and mining claims.
Minerals Technologies Inc's Comment on Supply Chain
The Company depends on a consistent supply of raw materials including lime, carbon dioxide, magnesia, alumina, bentonite, leonardite, and limestone for its manufacturing processes. Bentonite, leonardite, and limestone are primarily obtained from the Company's own mining operations, with bentonite reserves located in the United States (Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Nevada, Alabama), Australia, China, Slovakia, Turkey, and Mexico through affiliations and joint ventures. Lime is acquired under long-term contracts from independent suppliers near the Company's precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) plants, with some lime also supplied to third parties near the Adams, Massachusetts facility. Approximately 57% of magnesia requirements over the past five years were sourced from China; however, the Company has developed alternative suppliers to diversify its supply chain. Alumina and other materials such as calcium metal, calcium silicide, carbon, coal, soda ash, and chromite are available from multiple sources. The Company holds or controls bentonite properties through leases, royalty agreements, and mining claims.
MTX's Suppliers Net Income grew by
MTX's Suppliers Net margin grew in Q2 to
94.14 %
17.43 %
MTX's Suppliers Net Income grew by 94.14 %
MTX's Suppliers Net margin grew in Q2 to 17.43 %
Minerals Technologies Inc's Suppliers Sales Growth
in Q2 2026 by Industry
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