All Brands Owned by The Mosaic Company

What does Mosaic own?
Mosaic owns phosphate mines in Florida, Brazil, and Peru, potash mines in Saskatchewan and New Mexico, and processing and distribution facilities across the Americas. Its branded fertilizer lines include MicroEssentials, Aspire, K-Mag, and Mosaic Biosciences biological products. It also holds an equity stake in Saudi mining company Ma'aden.

Is Mosaic publicly traded?
Yes. The Mosaic Company trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker MOS and is a member of the S&P 500. It has a single class of common stock with broadly distributed institutional ownership.

When was Mosaic founded?
Mosaic was formed on October 22, 2004, through the merger of IMC Global and Cargill's crop nutrition division. Its predecessor companies date to 1909 with International Agricultural Corporation's Florida phosphate operations.

Who owns Mosaic?
Public shareholders own Mosaic. Cargill held a majority stake until 2011, when it distributed its entire position to its own shareholders and charitable trusts in a $24.3 billion split-off. Today no single holder controls the company.

Where is Mosaic headquartered?
Mosaic is headquartered in Tampa, Florida, USA. The company moved its headquarters from Plymouth, Minnesota, in 2018 to be closer to its Florida phosphate operations.

What is Mosaic's market position?
Mosaic is the second-largest integrated phosphate producer globally with about 10% of world output, and a top-four potash producer with about 12% of global production. In Brazil it is the leading fertilizer producer and distributor.