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DuPont de Nemours Inc. (DD)

136.85

+0.18 (0.13%)

as of Aug 25, 2026, 2:40:15 pm Market Open.

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Aug 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

DuPont de Nemours Inc. has garnered a range of opinions from experts, particularly ahead of its upcoming earnings report. Notably, one expert highlights that the stock has experienced a parabolic rise, prompting them to sell some shares as a cautious approach to avoid greed. Despite this, the company's diverse business segments, particularly in water and materials, are praised for their robustness, and the CEO's leadership is acknowledged as commendable. A major point of interest is the anticipated split into two distinct entities—one focused on high-growth electronics and the other on stable sectors such as industrials, healthcare, and water. This strategic move is believed to enhance the overall value, with projections suggesting the stock could potentially reach $100 per share, which signifies a promising direction for DuPont.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Has it in a few US accounts because of its exposure to chemicals, but mostly due to their agriculture exposure. Likes their acquisition of Danisco, which is in the food business, which is a good area.

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COMMENT

Very well diversified chemical play. In essence it’s your view on US GDP growth as it has such a wide exposure to so many sectors. If you own, you might want to consider taking some profits.

BUY

Science and technology with about 20% in agriculture. Just recently bought this one. Has lots of potential. Good valuation.

BUY

2nd biggest seed company globally and he likes this space.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 19/10. Up 57.1%.) Although he had recommended it, he missed Buying it himself. Thinks it will work higher.

TOP PICK

A science and technology company in addition to a chemical company. Trading at 14x earnings, good dividend, good exposure to agri-business (20-25%) through seeds and fungicides, etc. 3.2% dividend..

BUY

Likes the outlook; good dividend and global exposure.

TOP PICK

If you want a conglomerate that covers a global recovery in everything, technology, food, etc. it has to be this company. Great chart with a linear uptrend and working its way higher.

BUY

On his buy list. Going to buy slightly below where it is now. Great track record getting patents and turning a high percentage into products. Very positive outlook. Dividend policy was wishy-washy but feels the dividend will increase.

BUY

Likes the materials sector.

DON'T BUY

Chemical company. Had a nice run from its lows in the last few months. A little bit too diversified and has a lot of exposure to the plastics. Likes the chemical sector because a lot of their expenses come from natural gas, which is very cheap now. Prefers FMC (FMC-N), a lithium producer. Lithium is going to be very important going forward because of hybrid cars.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 11/08. Down 43.3%.) Sold his holdings. If you own, continue to Hold. 6.8% yield.

DON'T BUY

Major bulk polymer producers have had their prices falling drastically and as well, deflation is happening in terms of commodity prices. They don't have the pricing power to increase margins. This could result in a lower dividend.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 6/07. Down 40%.) 25% of its business is in agriculture. The other 75% was having great difficulties. Agricultural boom is not over.

TOP PICK

Chemical conglomerate. Likes their position in agriculture. Sales were up 23% year over year. First half earnings were up over 20%. Trades at 12X earnings with a dividend yield of almost 4%.

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