Core Insights - Qnity Electronics has successfully separated from DuPont and is now an independent provider of semiconductor materials and chip manufacturing technology, with its stock rising upon trading commencement [1][2] - The company is expected to generate $4.6 billion in net sales by 2025, following a 7.4% increase in sales to $4.34 billion last year [3] - Qnity stock received an outperform rating from BMO Capital Markets with a price target of $109, highlighting its strong market position and growth potential [4][5] Company Overview - Qnity focuses on advanced nodes and AI applications, including chip manufacturing, advanced packaging, and thermal management [2] - The primary end markets for Qnity's products include consumer electronics, industrial, data center, and automotive applications [3] Market Position - Qnity is recognized as a leading pure-play electronics materials company with peer-leading margins and high-single-digit EBITDA growth [5] - The separation from DuPont is seen as a positive development for the specialized electronics/semiconductors materials space [5]