Accessibility StatementSkip Navigation WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DuPont (NYSE: DD) has signed an agreement to acquire Sinochem (Ningbo) RO Memtech Co., Ltd. ("Sinochem (Ningbo) Memtech") to expand its reverse osmosis (RO) manufacturing footprint into China and the Asia Pacific region. With advanced membrane and fabrication production technologies, the acquisition increases DuPont's capacity to meet the growing demand in the region for FilmTecâ"¢ elements for industrial water pu ...

Core Insights - DuPont de Nemours (DD) has launched the FilmTec Hypershell XP RO-8038 element, a new reverse osmosis solution tailored for the dairy processing industry [2][9] - The new RO element addresses the industry's need for enhanced efficiency, reduced energy consumption, and high product quality [3][4] Product Features and Benefits - The FilmTec Hypershell XP RO-8038 element is designed to concentrate and polish dairy process streams, including milk, whey, and lactose, offering superior performance and energy savings [4][5] - It provides up to 50% higher productivity and flow or up to 50% lower energy demand compared to other dairy membrane elements, leading to reduced energy usage and operational costs [4][9] - The element's increased active membrane area enhances productivity and flow, while its ability to operate at lower energy demands without sacrificing flux results in significant operational savings [5] - It promotes higher recovery rates in polishing systems, reducing wastewater, and its longer membrane life decreases replacement frequency, further cutting overall costs [5] Financial Outlook - For Q2 2025, DuPont projects net sales of approximately $3.2 billion, operating EBITDA of around $815 million, and adjusted earnings per share of about $1.05, reflecting a seasonal increase in sales [7] - The anticipated rise in sales is more subdued than previously expected due to timing shifts in the Semiconductor Technologies business [7] Stock Performance - DuPont's stock has declined by 13.1% over the past year, while the industry has seen a decline of 21% [6]