DuPont de Nemours, Inc. filings document the regulatory disclosures of a Delaware specialty materials company with common stock listed on the New York Stock Exchange under DD. Its 8-K reports cover operating and financial results, Regulation FD disclosures, material events, board composition changes, corporate-governance matters and capital-structure disclosures.
DuPont proxy materials describe annual stockholder voting matters, director elections, governance practices, executive compensation and proposals affecting the company’s certificate of incorporation and common stock. Recent filings also document separation-related matters, including disclosures connected with the completed Qnity Electronics spin-off, as well as agreements and percentage calculations tied to the post-separation corporate structure.
On 3 Aug 2025 DuPont (NYSE: DD), Chemours and Corteva agreed to a Judicial Consent Order with the State of New Jersey to resolve all outstanding state claims tied to historic DNAPL, solvent and PFAS contamination at four legacy DuPont sites (Chambers Works, Parlin, Pompton Lakes, Repauno) and alleged statewide PFAS impacts.
Financial terms:
- A combined $875 million cash payment spread over 25 years; first instalment due no sooner than 31 Jan 2026.
- DuPont’s share is estimated at $311 million NPV; a $177 million pre-tax charge was recorded in Q2-25 discontinued operations.
- DuPont will apply its existing $35 million MOU escrow to the 2026 payment.
- DuPont & Corteva will post a separate $475 million surety-backed Reserve Fund to backstop remediation once site-level funding is exhausted.
Additional provisions: DuPont/Corteva will pay $150 million (DuPont $106.5 m) to buy Chemours’ rights to equal PFAS-related insurance proceeds plus a contingent fee. A third-party review could require higher remedial funding sureties, potentially increasing future environmental reserves. Parties may prepay at the settlement discount rate.
The agreement contains no admission of liability, remains subject to public comment and Federal District Court approval, and will offset each party’s annual PFAS MOU escrow obligations.