Corteva Stock News

Reports of a potential acquisition helped shares of a utility company power higher, while an agricultural sciences firm faced pressure after it announced a plan to separate into two independent entities.

Corteva, Inc. - Special Call Company Participants Kimberly Booth - Vice President of Investor Relations Charles Magro - CEO & Director David Johnson - Executive VP & CFO Conference Call Participants Christopher Parkinson - Wolfe Research, LLC Vincent Andrews - Morgan Stanley, Research Division David Begleiter - Deutsche Bank AG, Research Division Kevin McCarthy - Vertical Research Partners, LLC...

The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq were little changed Wednesday afternoon, as a federal government shutdown took effect.

Separation to give shareholders two compelling investment opportunities New Corteva to be a market leader differentiated by its innovative solutions, including biologicals, and focus on operational excellence SpinCo to be a leader in advanced genetics and build upon a century-long track record of customer loyalty, elite breeding, market leadership and financial strength Tax-free transaction expe...

Corteva is rated a Buy with a 12.7% upside to a $80 target, driven by strong market leadership and operational efficiency. CTVA's dual-segment strategy and innovation in seeds and crop protection underpin resilient earnings and robust margin expansion in 2025. Upgraded 2025 guidance, strong free cash flow, and disciplined capital allocation support premium valuation and ongoing shareholder retu...

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Shares of fertilizer concern  Corteva Inc (NYSE:CTVA) are 3.4% lower to trade at $70.87 this morning, after the company said it's planning on separating its seeds and chemical units.

Shares of Corteva (CTVA) reversed course and traded lower Monday morning following a report that the manufacturer of crop seeds and pesticides is considering splitting itself in two.