DuPont Plans 1-for-3 Reverse Split, Powers U.S. Ops with Renewables and Wins Sydney Wastewater Deal
DD•DuPont will implement a 1-for-3 reverse stock split on June 24, 2026 to boost its share price per unit without altering its $19.7 billion market capitalization. It achieved 100% renewable electricity across 12 U.S. healthcare facilities and secured a 2,592-module MemCor contract for Sydney’s wastewater upgrade.
1. Reverse Stock Split Details
DuPont will execute a 1-for-3 reverse stock split on June 24, 2026, exchanging three existing shares for one new share. This action reduces outstanding share count and is designed to elevate the per-share trading price without impacting the company's total market capitalization of roughly $19.7 billion.
2. 100% Renewable Electricity in U.S. Facilities
The company has transitioned its U.S. healthcare manufacturing operations to run entirely on renewable electricity by acquiring Renewable Energy Certificates covering approximately 30,000 MWh across 12 facilities. This achievement aligns with DuPont’s environmental and governance objectives and underlines its commitment to sustainable operations.
3. Sydney Wastewater Upgrade Contract
DuPont’s MemCor membrane bioreactor system was selected for a major upgrade at a Sydney wastewater treatment facility, involving the deployment of 2,592 MBR modules. The project will enhance treatment capacity for a growing urban population and bolster environmental protection through advanced membrane technology.
