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Huntsman CORP (HUN) filed its fiscal 2015 10-K annual report with the SEC on Feb 16, 2016.

Top risk flagged: TSCA overhaul, EPA Clean Power Plan, EU emissions trading, and China carbon programs could increase compliance and energy costs

Huntsman CORP FY2015 10-K analysis

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Global differentiated chemicals manufacturer across five segments, serving diversified industrial and consumer applications
Rockwood Acquisition expanded Pigments and Additives, including titanium dioxide, functional additives, color pigments and timber treatment
Major restructuring shift: 900 positions targeted for elimination and approximately $140 million annual savings in Pigments and Additives
Revenue $10,299 million versus $11,578 million in 2014, with approximately 15,000 associates across 30 countries
Titanium dioxide separation actively explored, alongside Calais closure reducing European capacity by 100 kilotons, or 13%

Revenue $10,299M, down $1,279M or 11% YoY; lower volumes and average selling prices across segments
Net income $93M vs $323M; operating income down 36%, with restructuring costs rising to $302M from $158M
Best segment: Pigments and Additives revenue $2,160M, up 39%; worst EBITDA decline, down 278% to $(223)M
Operating cash flow $575M vs $760M; capex $663M, stock repurchases $100M, no dividend amount disclosed
2016 outlook: approximately $450M capex; cyclical MTBE, ethylene and titanium dioxide expected to pressure profitability

TSCA overhaul, EPA Clean Power Plan, EU emissions trading, and China carbon programs could increase compliance and energy costs
Slower China growth and 2015 titanium dioxide oversupply depressed demand and prices across Asian operations
Sole-source raw-material suppliers and U.S. Gulf Coast hurricane exposure threaten production continuity and customer supply
Low entry barriers and lower-cost technology from major chemical and petroleum competitors could erode margins and market share
$4,795 million debt, 74% debt-to-capitalization, and $2.8 billion variable-rate borrowings constrain liquidity; 1% rate increase adds $28 million annual interest expense

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