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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.
The Dow Chemical Company has initiated cash tender offers to purchase its debt securities and those of its subsidiary, Rohm and Haas, totaling up to $1.48 billion. This strategic move aims to reduce Dow's gross debt by approximately $1 billion and lower annual interest expenses by over $60 million, enhancing financial flexibility. The offers are set to expire on September 13, 2021. Tendering holders will receive special premiums if they act before August 27, 2021, with specific acceptance priority levels for different note series outlined.
Dow has declared a dividend of 70 cents per share, payable on September 10, 2021, to shareholders of record as of August 31, 2021. This marks the 440th consecutive dividend payment since 1912, highlighting the company’s commitment to return value to shareholders. Dow aims to become a leading sustainable materials science company and reported sales of approximately $39 billion in 2020, operating 106 manufacturing sites globally.
Dow has been recognized for the first time on Seramount's 2021 Inclusion Index, highlighting its commitment to diversity and inclusion. This index evaluates organizations on practices related to the recruitment and advancement of underrepresented groups, corporate culture, and demographic data. A total of 193 organizations participated, showcasing opportunities for better diversity strategies. Earlier this year, Dow was also included in the Great Place to Work® and Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® list and the Bloomberg Equality Index.
Siemens and Dow are collaborating to demonstrate advanced automation technologies at MxD, a leading manufacturing institute in Chicago. This test bed showcases how innovative software, IoT, and digital tools can enhance efficiency and safety in process industries. Featuring Siemens’ SIMATIC PCS neo system, the test bed enables remote operation and real-time collaboration, empowering workers with augmented reality tools. With a focus on digital transformation, this initiative aims to improve productivity and create safer work environments, which is increasingly crucial in light of ongoing digitalization trends driven by the pandemic.
Dow reported a strong second quarter with GAAP EPS of $2.51 and an operating EPS of $2.72, significantly improved from a loss of $0.26 a year ago. Net sales reached $13.9 billion, a 66% increase year-over-year, driven by a 53% rise in local prices amidst tight supply and demand. Operating EBIT rose to $2.8 billion, reflecting margin expansion across all segments. The company reduced gross debt by $1.1 billion and returned $722 million to shareholders via dividends and share buybacks. The outlook remains positive, anticipating continued earnings momentum as economic recovery unfolds.
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Dow announced significant capacity expansions across its businesses to meet rising demand for sustainable solutions in various markets. Key investments include:
- Silicone materials for lighter vehicles.
- Increased production in Thailand for propylene glycol, boosting capacity by 80,000 tons yearly.
- A new MDI distillation and prepolymers facility in Texas to support polyurethane demand.
These projects align with Dow's commitment to innovative, high-performance materials and are expected to drive growth in critical sectors.
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Dow Benelux has announced a roadmap to cut CO2 emissions by over 40% at its Terneuzen site by 2030, aiming for net CO2 neutrality by 2050. The plan includes a clean hydrogen plant expected to start up in 2026, which could reduce emissions by 1.4 million tons annually, equating to over 300,000 cars. The initiative will create 3,500 to 4,000 construction jobs and 400 to 500 permanent positions. By 2030, further CO2 capture is planned to avoid another 300,000 tons of emissions. Dow prioritizes sustainability while addressing climate change challenges.