Corteva delays quarterly filing over seed business spin-off reporting
CTVA•Corteva and EIDP delayed their quarterly filings because of reporting work related to the seed business spin-off, and plan to file within five calendar days of the deadline. Higher separation costs and research spending are expected to deepen the seasonal loss from a year earlier.
1. Filing delay
Corteva and EIDP delayed their Form 10-Q filings for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, citing additional reporting work stemming from the seed business spin-off completed October 1. The spun-off Vylor also faces a filing delay, and the companies plan to file within five calendar days of the prescribed deadline.
2. Expected results
Higher separation costs and research spending are expected to deepen the seasonal loss compared with the same period in 2025. Financial results are expected before the scheduled earnings call on November 12, 2026.
