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Dow Inc. (NYSE: DOW) is a materials science company active in plastics material and resin manufacturing and the broader manufacturing sector. News about Dow often reflects its role in high-growth markets such as packaging, infrastructure, mobility and consumer applications, as well as its global footprint with manufacturing sites in 30 countries.
On this page, readers can follow DOW stock news related to quarterly earnings, capital allocation decisions, restructuring actions, product launches and strategic partnerships. Recent releases include detailed third-quarter 2025 results with segment performance for Packaging & Specialty Plastics, Industrial Intermediates & Infrastructure, and Performance Materials & Coatings, along with commentary on pricing, volume and cost reduction actions. Dow also issues announcements on dividend declarations, noting a long history of consecutive dividend payments dating back to 1912.
Dow’s news flow highlights developments in materials science and sustainability, such as the launch of DOWSIL™ EG-4175 Silicone Gel for high-voltage power electronics in electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies, and a collaboration with Gruppo Fiori to recover polyurethane foam from end-of-life vehicles for potential depolymerization and circular use. Strategic and financial news includes updates on Dow’s partnership with Macquarie Asset Management through Diamond Infrastructure Solutions, a dedicated infrastructure company with U.S. Gulf Coast assets, and related proceeds from equity stake sales.
Technology and operations updates appear as well, including an expanded collaboration with Kyndryl to modernize Dow’s application landscape using AI and automation. Investors and observers can use this news feed to track how Dow manages its asset footprint, including European asset shutdowns, and how it positions its materials portfolio across key end markets.
Dow (NYSE:DOW) and Gruppo Fiori have developed a groundbreaking process for recycling polyurethane foam from end-of-life vehicles without requiring disassembly. The innovation addresses a significant sustainability challenge, as a typical car contains about 28 kg of polyurethane, with 10-15 kg in seats alone.
The breakthrough process enables the recovery of pure polyurethane waste suitable for depolymerization (chemical recycling), creating a pathway toward closed-loop circularity in the automotive industry. This development builds on the companies' 2024 memorandum of understanding and aims to help OEMs meet sustainability goals and upcoming mandatory recycled content requirements from End of Life Vehicle Regulation (ELVR).
Macquarie Infrastructure Partners VI (MIP VI) has exercised its option to acquire an additional 9% equity stake in Diamond Infrastructure Solutions, increasing its total ownership to 49%. Diamond Infrastructure Solutions operates select U.S. Gulf Coast infrastructure assets from Dow Inc. (NYSE: DOW) across five locations in Texas and Louisiana.
The transaction will generate total cash proceeds of approximately $3.0 billion for Dow, including $2.4 billion from the initial 40% equity stake. Diamond Infrastructure Solutions has already attracted several new unaffiliated customers since the joint venture's establishment four months ago, positioning itself as North America's premier chemical park operator.
Dow (NYSE:DOW) has received an additional $540 million from Macquarie Asset Management's increased equity stake in Diamond Infrastructure Solutions, which grew from 40% to 49%. The transaction brings total proceeds to approximately $3 billion.
Diamond Infrastructure Solutions, a dedicated infrastructure company operating across the U.S. Gulf Coast, will continue under Dow's operational control while serving over 70 customers across energy, environment, infrastructure, and pipeline sectors. Recent developments include partnerships with Again for CO₂ transformation and Third Pillar Solar for potential 500MW floating solar deployment.
Dow (NYSE: DOW) has announced a significant dividend adjustment, reducing its quarterly dividend by 50% to 35 cents per share. The decision comes in response to a prolonged industry downturn and challenging macroeconomic conditions.
CEO Jim Fitterling emphasized that this adjustment aims to enhance financial flexibility while maintaining a competitive dividend policy. The company's capital allocation strategy remains focused on prioritizing high-return opportunities and delivering long-term shareholder value. The dividend will be paid on September 12, 2025, to shareholders of record as of August 29, 2025, marking the company's 456th consecutive dividend payment since 1912.
Dow (NYSE:DOW) reported challenging second quarter 2025 results, with net sales of $10.1 billion, down 7% year-over-year. The company posted a GAAP net loss of $801 million and operating loss per share of $0.42, compared to earnings of $0.68 in 2Q24.
Key performance indicators showed broad weakness: volume decreased 1% year-over-year, local price declined 7%, and operating EBIT was a loss of $21 million, down $840 million from the previous year. Cash flow from operations was negative $470 million.
In response to the challenging environment, Dow announced aggressive actions targeting over $6 billion in improvements by 2026, including portfolio optimization, particularly in Europe, and a dividend adjustment to maintain financial flexibility. The company has also completed several growth projects, including the Poly-7 polyethylene asset startup in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
[ "Completion and startup of strategic Poly-7 polyethylene asset in U.S. Gulf Coast", "Implementation of cost reduction program targeting over $6 billion in improvements by 2026", "Performance Materials & Coatings segment showed improved Op. EBIT, up $6 million year-over-year", "Downstream silicones business demonstrated volume growth" ]Dow (NYSE: DOW) has announced significant restructuring actions in Europe, including the shutdown of three major upstream assets to address structural challenges. The closures include an ethylene cracker in Böhlen, chlor-alkali & vinyl assets in Schkopau (both in Germany), and a basics siloxanes plant in Barry, UK.
The shutdowns, beginning mid-2026 through 2027, will require a $500 million cash outlay over four years but are expected to deliver an Operating EBITDA uplift of approximately $200 million by 2029. The company will record charges between $630-790 million and approximately 800 Dow roles will be impacted, in addition to the previously announced 1,500 global workforce reduction.
Dow (NYSE: DOW) has completed the sale of its Telone™ soil fumigation product line to TriCal Soil Solutions for $121 million, representing approximately 10x 2024 Operating EBITDA. The transaction aligns with Dow's best-owner mindset strategy, enabling the company to concentrate on its core, high-value downstream markets. Marco ten Bruggencate, president of Dow's Industrial Intermediates & Infrastructure operating segment, stated that the divestiture will allow the Telone product line to benefit from focused investments in agricultural market segments under its new ownership.