What is the key financial target Methanex must achieve before resuming share buybacks, according to RBC Capital Markets?

According to RBC Capital Markets, Methanex must achieve a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio below 2.0x before resuming share buybacks.

When does RBC Capital Markets expect Methanex to reach its deleveraging target and potentially restart share buybacks?

RBC Capital Markets expects Methanex to reach its deleveraging target — a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio below 2.0x — by the second half of 2024, supported by improving methanol prices and the upcoming restart of its Titan facility, after which share buybacks are anticipated to resume.

Methanex Likely to Begin Share Buybacks After Meeting Deleveraging Target, RBC Capital Markets Says

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RBC Capital Markets anticipates Methanex will resume share buybacks in H2 2024 upon meeting deleveraging targets, supported by improving methanol prices and the Titan facility restart.

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