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    The Bull Case For TETRA Technologies (TTI) Could Change Following Evergreen Magnesium JV Plan With Magrathea

    Simply Wall St·12/16/2025 10:12:20
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    • Earlier this month, TETRA Technologies, Inc. announced a term sheet to form a joint venture with Magrathea Metals, Inc. to integrate clean magnesium production into its Evergreen bromine and critical minerals project in Southwest Arkansas, targeting domestic supply for defense and industrial uses.
    • This planned collaboration not only broadens TETRA’s exposure to critical minerals like magnesium, lithium, and bromine, but also links the Evergreen Project directly to U.S. supply-chain and defense-security priorities, potentially reshaping how investors view its long-term growth mix.
    • We’ll now examine how adding a potential magnesium joint venture at the Evergreen Project could influence TETRA Technologies’ existing investment narrative.

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    TETRA Technologies Investment Narrative Recap

    To own TETRA Technologies, you need to believe its transition from a cyclical oilfield services and chemicals supplier into a broader critical minerals and energy-transition materials company can offset eventual softness in deepwater and U.S. land activity. The new magnesium JV term sheet at Evergreen supports that long-term diversification story, but it does not meaningfully change the nearer term earnings risk tied to completion cycles or the execution risk around its Arkansas bromine capex program.

    The Evergreen magnesium JV update fits neatly alongside the September 23 resource report, which expanded bromine and lithium resources across roughly 40,000 acres. Together, these announcements point to a larger potential resource base feeding TETRA’s planned Arkansas bromine facility, a key medium term catalyst that is intended to support zinc bromide electrolyte, deepwater fluids, and now a possible domestic magnesium supply chain.

    Yet against this promising minerals story, investors should be aware that TETRA’s sizable Arkansas capex is still exposed to...

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    TETRA Technologies' narrative projects $661.4 million revenue and $1.8 million earnings by 2028. This requires 2.9% yearly revenue growth but implies an earnings decrease of $118.6 million from $120.4 million today.

    Uncover how TETRA Technologies' forecasts yield a $9.17 fair value, a 5% upside to its current price.

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    Seven members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see TETRA’s fair value anywhere between US$4.45 and roughly US$22.49, underscoring how far opinions can stretch. You may want to set those views against the execution risk around TETRA’s Arkansas bromine and critical minerals buildout, and consider how different outcomes there could influence the company’s longer term earnings mix.

    Explore 7 other fair value estimates on TETRA Technologies - why the stock might be worth 49% less than the current price!

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