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On Oct. 1, Corteva completed the spinoff of its seeds business, which will be a publicly traded company named Vylor.

Corteva is a crop protection pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont and spun off its seeds business in late 2026, which is now Vylor. Corteva is a global leader in crop protection and seed treatment products. Corteva develops its pipeline by investing around 6%-7% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 66% of profits in 2025, with the remaining 34% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seeds business in late 2026. The seeds business will be named Vylor, while the crop protection business will retain the Corteva name. Corteva develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva held investor presentations for Vylor, which is Corteva's seed business to be spun off in early October, and the remaining Corteva, which will become a crop protection pure-play following the divestiture.

DuPont, Corteva, Qnity, and Chemours have reached a PFAS liability-related settlement with the state of North Carolina.

Corteva's second-quarter results capped a strong first half of the year. Higher prices and volume and lower royalty expenses drove double-digit operating EBITDA growth and margin expansion versus the first half of 2025.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 66% of profits in 2025, with the remaining 34% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seeds business in late 2026. The seeds business will be named Vylor, while the crop protection business will retain the Corteva name. Corteva develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva reported strong first-quarter results as higher volumes and prices drove profit growth and margin expansion versus the prior-year quarter. Corteva shares were down 3% at the time of writing on May 6 as the market reacted to management guidance below FactSet consensus estimates.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 66% of profits in 2025, with the remaining 34% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seed business in late 2026. The seeds business will be named Vylor, while the crop protection business will retain the Corteva name. Corteva develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva announced Luke Kissam will become CEO of the crop protection company when Corteva separates its seeds and crop protection businesses later this year.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 66% of profits in 2025, with the remaining 34% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seed business in late 2026; the crop protection business will retain the Corteva name. The company develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva's fourth-quarter results reflected seasonal weakness but saw operating profits fall on lower seed volume. The shares were up slightly in Feb. 4 trading as 2026 operating EBITDA guidance was in line with consensus estimates.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 66% of profits in 2025, with the remaining 34% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seed business in late 2026; the crop protection business will retain the Corteva name. The company develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva reported strong third-quarter results driven by volume growth. Corteva shares were up 3% on Nov. 5 at the time of writing as the market reacted positively to management's raised guidance for 2025 and 2026.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 64% of profits in 2024, with the remaining 36% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seeds business in mid-2026, with the crop protection business retaining the Corteva name. The company develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva announced plans to spin off its seeds business in the second half of 2026. Corteva shares were down 7% at the time of writing Oct. 1 as the market reacted negatively to the news.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 64% of profits in 2024, with the remaining 36% coming from crop protection. Corteva plans to spin off its seeds business in mid-2026, with the crop protection business retaining the Corteva name. The company develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

Corteva generated strong second-quarter results, as operating EBITDA was up 13% from the year-ago quarter on seed pricing gains, volume growth, and unit cost reductions. The shares were down slightly in early Aug. 7 trading on 2026 growth concerns, even as management raised 2025 guidance.

Corteva is an agriculture pure play that was formed in 2019 when it was spun out of DowDuPont. The company is a global leader in seeds and crop protection products. Seeds generated around 64% of profits in 2024, with the remaining 36% coming from crop protection. Corteva develops its pipeline by investing around 8% of sales in research and development. New products should generate sales and profit growth even as patents expire and generic products enter the market.

The PFAS lawsuit settlement is $850 million and covers all pending claims by the State of New Jersey against DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours. The lawsuit, which the State of New Jersey filed in 2019, pertained specifically to drinking water. DuPont and Corteva shares were both up slightly on the news.