DuPont Completes 1-for-3 Reverse Split

On June 24, 2026, DuPont executed a 1-for-3 reverse stock split. The company consolidated shares at the announced 1-for-3 ratio, reducing the number of outstanding common shares proportionally. The split is a capital-structure action recorded as of today, 2026-06-24. No share- or dollar-value figures tied to the reverse split (such as pre- or post-split share counts or market prices) are supplied in the provided materials.

The reverse split is a mechanical consolidation of outstanding shares at a 1-for-3 ratio. Investors tracking per-share metrics should note the change in share count basis when comparing historical per-share figures across the split date. Context from DuPont's recent filings shows the company is operating post-2025 as a business focused on industrial materials following the November 1, 2025 Electronics separation (Qnity spin). Recent corporate actions and disclosures investors may want to consider alongside the reverse split include: - Portfolio realignment: Completion of the Electronics separation (Qnity) and a reported shift to a primary Industrials reporting segment. - Capital allocation moves disclosed in filings: a $2 billion share repurchase authorization (Q4 2025 actions included an ASR of $500 million for 10.2 million shares at $39.15) and debt reduction activity tied to separation proceeds. - Recent acquisitions and cost programs: the July 2024 Donatelle Plastics acquisition (medical devices/packaging) and restructuring/transformational programs with associated charges (~$69 million) noted in filings. Risk factors disclosed in the company's MD&A and 10-K/10-Q that remain relevant after the split include ongoing PFAS/PFOA litigation and remediation arrangements, separation-related disputes and tax matters, macroeconomic and supply-chain exposures, and the general uncertainty of post-separation performance. Investors should review the company’s SEC filings for full detail and for updated share counts and adjusted per-share data after the split.