DuPont Publishes Third-Quarter 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • DuPont's third-quarter 2026 earnings call featured CEO Lori Koch, CFO Antonella Franzen and analysts.
  • Full-year sales guidance rose to about $7.19 billion, reflecting expected organic growth of approximately 4.5%.
  • Management raised operating EBITDA guidance to $1.79 billion; the adjusted earnings outlook increased to $7.50 per share at the midpoint.
  • Another $250 million in share repurchases is planned for the fourth quarter; subsequent buybacks will depend partly on acquisition timing.
  • Continued Middle East disruptions pushed about $15 million of water-project revenue into 2027.


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