Summer 2026
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Environmental Health & Safety
Posted on 11/23/2025
The Andersons
1,001-5,000 employees
Trades agricultural commodities; produces ethanol, fertilizers
No salary listed
Perrysburg, OH, USA
In Person
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- High School Diploma or GED equivalent required
- 0-2 years’ relevant experience required
- Develop a basic understanding of the assigned group’s processes, procedures, and systems
- Perform data entry and general systems administration
- Create and review spreadsheets, reports, statements or other related documentation
The Andersons is a North American agribusiness with three segments: Trading, Renewables, and Plant Nutrients. Trading merchandises agricultural commodities like whole grains and feed ingredients and provides risk management and logistics to grain elevators, livestock producers, and ethanol plants. Renewables produces and sells ethanol and co-products such as distillers' dried grains and corn oil. Its Plant Nutrients segment manufactures fertilizers and soil amendments for agricultural and turf markets. Its goal is to provide stable value across the agricultural value chain by connecting farmers and processors with reliable supply, energy products, and soil-enhancing inputs while managing risk and logistics efficiency.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Maumee, Ohio
Founded
1947
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Clymers Indiana expansion adds 30M gallons ethanol capacity by mid-2027, driving revenue growth.
- Carbon capture sequestration at Clymers facility lowers carbon intensity, unlocking premium pricing.
- Record Q1 2026 earnings of $33M demonstrate strong execution across agribusiness and renewables.
What critics are saying
- 45Z biofuels tax credits worth $26M quarterly face expiration under Republican administration skepticism.
- EPA Class VI permit denial for carbon capture eliminates competitive advantage and strands capex.
- Director Bowe liquidated 80% holdings since August 2023, signaling insider confidence deterioration.
What makes The Andersons unique
- Integrated North American ag platform with 50+ grain terminals and 290M bushel capacity.
- Renewables segment generates $40M+ quarterly pretax income via ethanol production and 45Z credits.
- Strategic Houston port expansion enables direct soybean meal exports and enhanced logistics capabilities.
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Company News
Resolute Capital Asset Partners purchased 240,000 shares of The Andersons in the fourth quarter, an estimated $11.74 million transaction disclosed in a February 2026 SEC filing. The agricultural company's shares have risen 53% over the past year, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's 16% gain. The Andersons operates across grain merchandising, plant nutrients, ethanol production and related logistics services, generating $11 billion in trailing twelve-month revenue. The company reported record net income last quarter, which CEO Bill Krueger attributed to investments in renewables and agribusiness segments, including full ownership of ethanol plants. Following the purchase, The Andersons represents 7% of Resolute Capital's portfolio. The company generated $95.7 million in net income last year, maintaining strong cash generation despite moderating from 2024's $114 million.
Ophir Asset Management has acquired 728,724 shares of The Andersons for $38.75 million, securing a 4.35% stake in the agricultural company. The investment was disclosed on 17 February 2026. The Andersons reported fourth-quarter net income of $67 million, up 22% year-on-year, with adjusted earnings reaching a record $2.04 per share. The company's renewables segment generated $54 million in pre-tax income, driven by strong ethanol production. BMO Capital raised its price target for The Andersons from $65 to $75 whilst maintaining an Outperform rating. The company is investing in capacity expansion at its Clymers, Indiana facility, expected to add 30 million gallons of annual production by 2027, and upgrading infrastructure at the Port of Houston.
Ophir Asset Management disclosed a new position in The Andersons, acquiring 728,724 shares valued at $38.75 million on 17 February 2026. The stake represents 4.35% of the fund's reportable US equity assets. The Andersons shares were trading at $63.57, up 54% over the past year, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's roughly 16% gain during the same period. The diversified agribusiness company reported fourth-quarter net income of approximately $67 million, or $1.97 per diluted share, up 22% year-over-year, with adjusted earnings reaching a record $2.04 per share. The company generates revenue through grain merchandising, ethanol production, plant nutrients and related agricultural products. Its renewables pretax income climbed to approximately $54 million, whilst the agribusiness segment generated about $46 million in pretax income.
The Andersons reported fourth-quarter net income of $67 million, or $1.97 per diluted share, reaching a record $70 million on an adjusted basis. Full-year net income was $96 million, or $2.79 per diluted share, with adjusted EBITDA of $337 million for the year. The Renewables segment posted fourth-quarter pretax income of $54 million on record production and favourable biofuels policy, including $15 million in 45Z tax credits. Agribusiness generated fourth-quarter pretax income of $46 million, benefiting from robust harvest operations and strong sorghum exports through its Houston port facility. The company's long-term debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 1.8 times remains below its 2.5 times target. The Andersons is pursuing strategic investments, including a $60 million expansion at its Indiana ethanol facility and continued development of its Houston port operations.
The Andersons to boost capacity at Indiana plant to 170 MMgy. The Andersons Inc. has announced it will invest $60 million to expand ethanol production capacity at its Clymers ethanol plant in Indiana by 30 MMgy. The Andersons Inc. has announced it will invest $60 million to expand ethanol production capacity at its Clymers ethanol plant in Indiana by 30 MMgy. The project, which will boost total plant capacity to 170 MMgy, is expected to be complete in mid-2027. The Andersons first announced plans for the project in mid-December as part of its investor day 2025 announcement. A company spokesperson on Jan. 19 confirmed additional project details in an emailed statement. According to the spokesperson, the decision to invest in the Clymers expansion project aligns with the favorable demand the company is seeking for ethanol in the U.S. and beyond. "The Andersons Clymers facility has several strategic advantages that make it ideal for an increase in capacity, including access to consistent high-quality corn, the availability of two class I railroads, its proximity to the Chicago export market for dried distiller grains (DDGs), a nutrient-rich co-product of the ethanol production process that serves the global feed markets," the spokesperson continued. The expansion project also has long-term potential for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS). In its third-quarter 2025 earnings release, The Andersons discussed plans to add CCS capabilities at the Clymers facility. According to the company, a Class VI well permit for a completed test well is currently progressing through the U.S. EPA's approval process. Once approved, the facility will be eligible to sequester carbon on-site, decreasing the plant's carbon intensity score even further. According to EPA's Class VI permit tracker, a final decision on the Class VI permit application could be made in 2027.