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Cvr Partners LP (UAN) filed its fiscal 2014 10-K annual report with the SEC on Feb 20, 2015.

Top risk flagged: EPA greenhouse-gas regulation under the Clean Air Act could require new emission controls at the Kansas nitrogen fertilizer plant

Cvr Partners LP FY2014 10-K analysis

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Pet coke-based nitrogen fertilizer producer, converting refinery byproduct into wholesale UAN and ammonia
2014 production: 963,715 tons UAN and 388,923 tons ammonia, with 97% of produced ammonia upgraded into UAN
Strategic emphasis on integrated, lower-cost positioning through adjacent CVR Refining feedstock supply and UAN premium conversion
Net sales $298.7 million and net income $76.1 million, down from $323.7 million and $118.6 million in 2013
U.S. market presence: approximately 7% of UAN use and less than 1% of ammonia use; 144 direct employees

Revenue $298.7M, down $25.0M YoY, driven by lower UAN prices and ammonia volumes
Operating income $82.8M, margin 27.7% vs 38.6%; net income $76.1M vs $118.6M
UAN strongest product: sales $273.7M, up from $284.9M? Ammonia weakest: sales $13.1M vs $26.8M
Operating cash flow $118.9M; capex $21.1M, including $4.7M maintenance and $16.4M growth
Distributions $103.1M; 2015 maintenance capex outlook $10.0M-$12.0M, with turnaround planned for third quarter 2015

EPA greenhouse-gas regulation under the Clean Air Act could require new emission controls at the Kansas nitrogen fertilizer plant
Agricultural customers concentrated in Great Plains and Midwest, exposing sales to adverse planting-season weather
Linde air-separation plant interruptions have previously disrupted gasifier operations and could halt production
Natural-gas producers gain cost advantage as U.S. gas prices approach ten-year lows, pressuring pet-coke-based competitiveness
$125.0 million term loan, credit facility maturity April 2016, and covenant breaches could restrict distributions

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