American diversified industrial company specializing in applied engineering, manufacturing, and products for healthcare, construction, aerospace, and industrial markets.
Company Type
public
Founded
1802
Headquarters
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Stock
NYSE: DD
Revenue
approximately $12.4 billion (FY2024)
Employees
Approximately 24,000
Primary Market
Global
DuPont operates as a diversified industrial company with operations across multiple segments. The company manufactures and markets products for healthcare, construction, aerospace, industrial applications, and other markets. DuPont's portfolio includes advanced materials, polymers, specialty chemicals, and engineered products.
The company operates through a global network of manufacturing facilities, research centers, and distribution operations. DuPont maintains significant research and development capabilities supporting innovation in its core markets. The company serves industrial customers, construction companies, healthcare providers, and aerospace manufacturers globally.
DuPont has established comprehensive sustainability initiatives focused on environmental responsibility, circular economy principles, and ethical manufacturing practices. The company has made significant progress toward its ambitious climate goals while continuing to innovate in sustainable materials and technologies.
DuPont has achieved substantial emissions reductions across its operations. The company reported a 55% reduction in total Scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions from respective baselines, with 66% reduction in Scopes 1 and 2 emissions from the 2019 baseline, exceeding its 2030 goal for the second consecutive year. Scope 3 emissions from purchased goods and services and end-of-life of sold products were reduced by 60% from the 2020 baseline, surpassing the 2030 goal of 25% reduction.
The company has committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, aligning with increasing customer and value chain expectations. Approximately 61% of electric power to DuPont's operations comes from renewable sources through increased purchases of renewable electricity, including renewable energy certificates.
DuPont was named "Best Implementer of UN SDG 6: Water for All" by the International Desalination and Reuse Association. More than 13 million people have improved drinking water access or quality since 2019 due to critical water treatment expansions or upgrades using DuPont technology. The company's AmberLite™ P2X110 ion exchange resin received a Sustainability Product of the Year Award from Business Intelligence Group and a 2025 Silver Edison Award™ for technology to produce green hydrogen from water.
DuPont launched Tyvek® with Renewable Attribution, which uses certified bio-circular feedstock via the mass balance approach to significantly reduce healthcare packaging's carbon footprint. The company commercialized 20 innovative products that avoided or eliminated the use of substances of concern, including DuPont™ UV™ 26GNF photoresist that substitutes traditional fluorine-containing photoacid generators with non-fluorine alternatives, designed to replace PFAS in semiconductor manufacturing.
The company established the Tyvek® Sustainable Healthcare Packaging Awards to recognize companies focused on sustainable packaging and drive sustainability throughout the packaging life cycle. More than 1,100 employees were trained through virtual circular economy learning seminars focused on DuPont's circularity approach.
DuPont achieved its safest year on record, surpassing 2023 performance. Approximately 84% of manufacturing sites attained zero injury performance, and 26 sites qualified for the American Chemistry Council Site Safety Awards.
DuPont has received extensive recognition for scientific innovation, sustainability leadership, and corporate responsibility across multiple categories.
DuPont has faced regulatory scrutiny and legal proceedings related to environmental matters, particularly concerning historical chemical manufacturing and waste management practices. The company has worked to address these issues through improved environmental practices and settlement agreements.
DuPont has been subject to environmental regulations and oversight regarding chemical manufacturing facilities and waste disposal practices. The company has implemented comprehensive environmental management systems and invested in technologies to reduce environmental impact across its operations.
Like many chemical companies, DuPont has faced litigation related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The company has actively worked to phase out PFAS from its product portfolio and has developed alternative materials, including the DuPont™ UV™ 26GNF photoresist that replaces PFAS in semiconductor manufacturing.
DuPont's planned separation into three publicly traded companies, announced in May 2024, has required regulatory approval and shareholder approval processes. The company has worked to ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements during this restructuring process.
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Yes, DuPont is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DD. The company is a component of the S&P 500 index.
DuPont was founded in 1802 by Éleuthère Irénée du Pont in Wilmington, Delaware. The company has operated for over 220 years and is one of America's oldest industrial companies.
In May 2024, DuPont announced plans to split into three publicly traded companies to focus each entity on specific markets and improve operational efficiency. The separation is expected to be completed in 2025-2026.
DuPont's planned separation includes: (1) a diversified industrial company focused on applied engineering and manufacturing; (2) an electronics and imaging company; and (3) a water and protection company.
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