Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company experienced an overall sequential benefit of approximately 93millionfromlowerHurricaneBerylimpacts,withadjustedEBITDAforQ42024beingpositivelyinfluencedbythisfactor[10][27].−Theyear−endnetdebttoadjustedEBITDAratiowasapproximately2.7times,withnetdebtincreasingbyapproximately167 million from year-end 2023 [30][31]. Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - Chlor Alkali Products and Vinyls (CAPV) sales were up 9% sequentially due to higher volume and improved pricing, benefiting from lower-than-expected Hurricane Beryl spending [12][13]. - Epoxy sales were roughly flat sequentially, with improved resin pricing offset by seasonally weaker demand in the US and Europe [16]. - Winchester sales were flat sequentially, with military demand offsetting lower commercial ammunition sales due to inventory destocking by retailers [19][21]. Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - Global caustic soda remains tight, with European variable costs rising and Asian demand showing improvement [13]. - The company expects tightness in the caustic soda market to continue through the first quarter, influenced by seasonal demand patterns [13]. Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company aims to achieve greater than 250millionincostreductionsby2028,withanexpected20 million to 30millionofthesesavingsin2025[8][9].−OlinplanstoentertheUSPVCmarketviaatollingpartnership,whichisexpectedtounlockincrementalcausticsodavolumeandfacilitatestrategicassessmentofthePVCmarket[14][70].Management′sCommentsonOperatingEnvironmentandFutureOutlook−Managementdoesnotforeseesignificantshort−termimprovementinthemacrodemandenvironmentandexpectsfirstquarteradjustedEBITDAtobeintherangeof150 million to 170million[36][37].−Thecompanyremainscommittedtomaintainingastrongbalancesheetandinvestment−gradecreditratings,focusingoncashgenerationandcostdiscipline[34][35].OtherImportantInformation−ThecompanyannouncedadefinitiveagreementtoacquireAMMO,Inc.′ssmallcaliberammunitionmanufacturingassets,whichisexpectedtobeimmediatelyaccretivetoadjustedEBITDA[22][23].−Theacquisitionisanticipatedtoachievesynergybenefitsof40 million within three years after closing [24][82]. Q&A Session Summary Question: Can you provide detail about your volume outlook for chlorovinyls in the first quarter? - Management indicated that lower volumes in Q1 are related to a turnaround and customer impacts from Winter Storm Enzo, but they expect strong demand for caustic soda [41][45]. Question: What happened in the last two weeks of the year that led to higher adjusted EBITDA? - Management noted that lower share price provided a 10milliontailwindandHurricaneBerylspendingcameinabout8 million less than expected [49][50]. Question: What is your outlook on supply for Chlor Alkali? - Management believes that capacity coming out is occurring sooner than new capacity being added, leading to a balanced supply-demand outlook [58][60]. Question: How do you plan to tackle the upcoming debt and tax payments? - The company plans to pay the 80millioninternationaltaxpaymentinthefirsthalfof2025andexpectstouseitsrevolvertocoverthe100 million debt due [135]. Question: What are your thoughts on the dynamics in the caustic soda export market? - Management sees firm demand and believes that export pricing for caustic soda has hit a bottom, which will support domestic pricing [126][127]. Question: How do you expect to improve EBITDA in 2025? - Management plans to focus on cost control and expects improvements in Winchester and seasonal recovery in other segments as the year progresses [92][95].