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For DuPont, the core investment case still rests on whether you believe the reshaped portfolio, post‑Qnity spin-off, can turn modest revenue pressure and a low 3.3% return on equity into more durable earnings, while justifying a premium P/E versus peers. Near term, the key catalyst remains the upcoming Q4 2025 results and any update on capital returns after the US$2.0 billion buyback authorization and dividend reset, especially following a year with a very large one-off loss that clouds reported profitability. The appointment of D.G. Macpherson fits this story more as incremental support than a game changer: his operations and supply chain background aligns with DuPont’s emphasis on efficiency, but is unlikely to materially change immediate earnings risks or the PFAS litigation overhang. Recent share price volatility suggests the market is still testing that thesis.
However, investors should be aware of one emerging risk that is easy to overlook. DuPont de Nemours' shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Four Simply Wall St Community valuations cluster between US$44.00 and about US$47.31, showing how differently private investors view DuPont’s outlook. Against that backdrop, board refresh and PFAS litigation risk give these varied opinions real consequences for how the business might perform. You can compare these contrasting views to your own expectations around the coming earnings update.
Explore 4 other fair value estimates on DuPont de Nemours - why the stock might be worth just $44.00!
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