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DuPont de Nemours, Inc. reports recurring developments across its specialty materials and advanced solutions businesses serving healthcare, water, construction and industrial markets. Company updates include product introductions such as DuPont Water Solutions digital tools for reverse osmosis operations, Corian® Design surface materials, and Liveo™ components for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical processing.
DuPont news also covers R&D and digital innovation initiatives, including AI-enabled laboratory workflows and customer-facing analytics, along with operating and financial results, regular common-stock dividends, shareholder voting matters, capital-structure disclosures and governance changes.
DuPont has unveiled its innovative silver nanowire technology products at Electronics Manufacturing Korea (EMK) and Automotive World Korea (AWK) exhibitions. The showcase features advanced solutions for transparent heaters, smart surfaces, ADAS systems, in-mold electronics, and EMI shielding applications.
The company introduced three key products: DuPont™ Activegrid™ ink, offering high transparency and conductivity; Activegrid™ ink LT, designed for low-temperature curing below 60°C; and Activegrid™ film, a premium transparent conductive film with superior conductivity and flexibility.
These innovations target the automotive and consumer electronics sectors, particularly focusing on electric vehicles and autonomous driving applications, including LiDAR systems, cameras, headlamps, and windshields.
DuPont (NYSE: DD) celebrates the 50th anniversary of its Kalrez® perfluoroelastomer parts, marking half a century of pioneering sealing solutions. The product line, known for exceptional chemical, plasma, and temperature resistance, has been important in electronics, oil and gas, and chemical processing industries.
The company recently commemorated this milestone with events at their new DuPont Tralee Park Annex facility in Newark, Delaware. The Kalrez® product family now offers standard parts and custom sealing solutions made from over 30 specialized compounds.
Recent innovations include the Kalrez® Spectrum™ 7375 parts, thermally stable up to 300°C with broad chemical resistance, and new low permeation seals designed for high-temperature and high-vacuum applications.
DuPont (NYSE:DD) has secured four Edison Awards™ 2025 for its innovative material technologies, including two Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze awards. The company's groundbreaking achievements include:
- Kevlar® EXO™ aramid fiber (Gold) - Offers superior ballistic protection with 30% higher strength than standard aramid body armor fibers
- Tyvek® Trifecta™ A2 breather membrane (Gold) - Innovative construction material combining monolithic polymer film with glass fiber substrate
- AmberLite™ P2X110 ion exchange resin (Silver) - Specialized solution for hydrogen production from water
- DuPont™ Ikonic™ 9000 semiconductor polishing pad (Bronze) - Advanced node semiconductor fabrication technology for AI and computing applications
DuPont (NYSE:DD) has launched Liveo™ Pharma TPE Ultra-Low Temp Tubing, a new thermoplastic elastomer tubing designed for biopharmaceutical processing applications requiring low temperatures. The product features:
- Improved elastomer toughness and ductility down to -86°C
- Resistance to bend, crush and impact at -80°C
- Good pumpability and low spallation
- Excellent burst pressure and chemical resistance
Manufactured in ISO Class 7 cleanroom, the phthalate-free tubing meets USP Class VI standards and various regulatory requirements. This launch marks DuPont's second TPE tubing product, complementing their existing biopharma processing solutions portfolio which includes silicone-based tubing and overmolded assembly products.
DuPont (NYSE:DD) has achieved a significant sustainability milestone, receiving a Silver Medal from EcoVadis, a leading global sustainability assessment organization. The company scored 71 points overall, positioning it in the 91st percentile and among the top 15% of globally evaluated companies.
The assessment, which evaluated DuPont across four core themes, showed exceptional performance in Environment and Sustainable Procurement categories, with notable improvements in Labor & Human Rights and Ethics. EcoVadis' evaluation framework encompasses 21 sustainability criteria and is based on international standards including the UN Global Compact, ILO conventions, GRI standards, and ISO 26000.
The recognition validates DuPont's commitment to sustainability advancement and operational excellence across its value chain, as highlighted by Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer Alexa Dembek.
DuPont (NYSE: DD) announced that Dr. Nora Radu, Senior Laureate, has become the first industrial scientist to receive the American Chemical Society's Award for Distinguished Service in the Advancement of Inorganic Chemistry in its 60-year history.
With over 25 years at DuPont, Radu's achievements include developing catalysts for nylon 66 intermediates, creating polyimides for advanced packaging substrates in computing and AI, and pioneering colorless and amber liquid polyimide films for flexible displays. Her portfolio includes over 60 patents, 20 internal reports, and 17 scientific papers.
As the first industrial scientist elected as Chair of the ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry, Radu has initiated several programs including the Gordon Research Conference Graduate Research Seminar and led initiatives to increase industry participation in ACS. She received the award at the ACS Spring Meeting in San Diego, where she delivered an address titled 'Industrial Inorganic Chemistry: Beyond Catalysis.'
DuPont (NYSE:DD) has announced the board members for its planned independent Electronics company, set to be created through a spin-off targeted for November 1, 2025. The Electronics Board will consist of nine members, with Michael Stubblefield, President and CEO of Avantor, serving as Chairman, and Jon Kemp, current President of DuPont's Electronics division, as CEO and director.
Three current DuPont board members will transition to the Electronics Board: Terrence R. Curtin (CEO of TE Connectivity), Steven M. Sterin (Senior Advisor to McKinsey), and Dr. Kristina M. Johnson (former President of The Ohio State University). Two additional independent directors have been announced: Byron Green (former VP of Global Operations at L3Harris Technologies) and Dr. Shumeet Banerji (founder of Condorcet, LP). The remaining independent directors will be named later.
DuPont is showcasing its advanced circuit materials and solutions at the International Electronic Circuits Exhibition 2025 in Shanghai from March 24-26. The company is presenting innovations designed for fine-line technology, signal integrity, and thermal management.
The showcase highlights several key products including Circuposit SAP8000 electroless copper for AI server applications, Microfill SFP-II-M acid plating copper for large AI chips, and Riston DI1600 & DI1600M dry film photoresist for IC substrate applications.
These solutions address the growing demands in the IC substrate and high-end PCB market, driven by AI servers, data centers, networking, autonomous vehicles, and 5G technologies. DuPont's portfolio includes dielectrics, metallization chemistries, and dry film imaging photoresists, focusing on performance, miniaturization, reliability, and cost efficiency.
DuPont (NYSE:DD) has announced key leadership appointments for its planned Electronics spin-off company, scheduled for completion on November 1, 2025. Jon Kemp, current President of DuPont Electronics & Industrial, will serve as CEO and board member of the new independent company, which will focus on materials and technology solutions for semiconductor and electronics industries.
The company also named Michael Stubblefield, President & CEO of Avantor, as Chairman of the board for the future Electronics company. The spin-off entity will operate as a pure-play public company, leveraging its $6 billion Electronics & Industrial segment. A Chief Financial Officer will be recruited externally.
The future Electronics company aims to be a global leader in advancing computing and connectivity technologies through materials science and engineering solutions.
DuPont has announced that its Pyralux® ML Series of double-sided metal-clad laminates has won the 2025 NPI Award in the Laminates category from Circuits Assembly. The award, presented by the Printed Circuit Engineering Association (PCEA), recognizes innovative products in electronics assembly.
Launched in April 2024, Pyralux® ML laminates are designed for flexible and rigid-flex printed circuit boards (PCBs), specifically targeting high-reliability markets including aerospace, defense, electric vehicles, and AI-related networking. The laminates feature metal alloy components like copper-nickel (CuNi) and Kapton® all-polyimide dielectric technology, offering optimized resistivity and thermal management capabilities.
The evaluation criteria included innovation, compatibility, cost-effectiveness, design, reliability, flexibility, performance, and speed. According to Global Business Director Thean Ming Tan, the product is proving to be premier for optimizing thermal management in high-performance applications.