Minerals Technologies Inc. (NYSE: MTX) recently conducted its Fourth Quarter 2024 Earnings Conference Call on February 7, 2025, at 11:00 AM ET.
Company Representatives:
The call featured several key figures from the company:
- Lydia Kopylova, who is the Head of Investor Relations.
- Douglas Dietrich, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
- Erik Aldag, who serves as Senior Vice President of Finance, Treasurer, and Chief Financial Officer.
- Brett Argirakis, the Group President of Engineered Solutions.
- D.J. Monagle, who is the Group President of Consumer and Specialties.
Participants in the Call:
The conference also engaged several participants from the financial sector:
- Daniel Moore from CJS Securities.
- David Silver representing C.L. King.
- Peter Osterland from Truist Securities.
- Michael Harrison from Seaport Research Partners.
Operator’s Introduction:
The call kicked off with the operator extending a warm welcome to everyone attending the Minerals Technologies’ Q4 2024 earnings conference. Attendees were informed that the session would initially be carried out in listen-only mode, with instructions given later for the Q&A segment. Attendees were also reminded that the event was being recorded.
Following the introduction, the call was handed over to Lydia Kopylova, the Head of Investor Relations for Minerals Technologies.
Lydia Kopylova’s Opening Remarks:
"Thank you, Gary," began Lydia. "Good morning, everyone, and thanks for joining us for our fourth-quarter 2024 earnings call. Leading today’s discussion are our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Doug Dietrich, and our Chief Financial Officer, Erik Aldag. Once they’ve walked us through their remarks, we’ll open the floor to any questions you might have."
Lydia reminded participants about the presence of forward-looking statements in the discussion, urging everyone to be mindful of the cautionary language regarding these statements, which is detailed in their earnings release and accompanying presentation slides.
"Our SEC filings highlight certain risks and uncertainties that might lead actual outcomes to diverge significantly from these forward-looking statements," Lydia explained. She also mentioned that some of the day’s comments would touch on non-GAAP financial measures, with reconciliations to GAAP measures available in the earnings release and on the company’s website.
With that, she handed the session over to the next speaker.
