DuPont de Nemours, Inc.

• DD Stock Price 24h change: -0.16%. From 43.43 USD to 43.36 USD (Opening Price on Jan 13, 2026).• From a technical perspective, the stock presents a "neutral to bullish" recovery setup. While the medium-term trend remains pressured (rating 2/10), the short-term trend has turned positive with the price trading above its 20-day SMA. Technical indicators like RSI (61.6) and MACD (0.46) currently flash "Buy" signals, though it remains in the lower part of its 52-week range.• DuPont recently slashed its dividend by 51.2% to $0.80 annually as part of a major restructuring effort to focus on long-term sustainable growth and prioritize cash flow for its $2 billion share buyback program.• KeyBanc raised its price target for DuPont to $51 from $45, maintaining a "Buy" rating, while UBS also increased its target to $49, reflecting analyst optimism regarding the company's spinoff of its Electronics segment (Qnity).• CEO Lori Koch and other senior executives disclosed sales of company stock in late November 2024 (appearing in recent filings), as the market monitors the impact of the ongoing "Qnity" electronics business separation.• The chemical industry enters 2026 facing a "prolonged downcycle" with global production growth forecasts lowered to 2% due to overcapacity in basic chemicals (olefins/polyethylene) and weak demand in construction and automotive sectors.• Regulatory pressure regarding PFAS "forever chemicals" is intensifying globally, with 2026 expected to be a pivotal year for compliance as North American and EU authorities move toward stricter "universal restriction" standards.

• DD Stock Price 24h change: +0.94%. From 43.40 USD to 43.81 USD.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is showing a "Strong Buy" sentiment in the short term. The price is currently trading above its 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day moving averages, indicating bullish momentum. However, the RSI is near 70.81, suggesting the stock may be entering overbought territory, while low volatility indicators imply a steady but potentially slowing trend.
• DuPont announced it is on track to close the $1.8 billion sale of its Aramids business (Kevlar and Nomex) in Q1 2026, a move aimed at transforming into a high-margin specialty materials pure-play.
• Management reaffirmed its strategic pivot toward water solutions and healthcare innovation, with pro forma 2025 revenue projected at $6.84 billion following the electronics business spin-off.
• Legal challenges remain a focus as a federal judge recently refused to dismiss certain PFAS-related claims in Montana, highlighting ongoing litigation risks for the "New DuPont."
• The global chemical industry faces a "low growth, better mix" environment in 2026, with global demand projected to grow a modest 1.5%–2.5%, lagging behind overall GDP growth.
• Significant structural shifts continue across the sector, with major players like SABIC divesting European assets to focus on advantaged cost positions amid global overcapacity in basic chemicals.