Dow Inc. Releases Transcript from Deutsche Bank Global Industrials & Materials Conference

Reuters
07 Jun
Dow Inc. Releases Transcript from Deutsche Bank Global Industrials & Materials Conference

Dow Inc. recently participated in the Deutsche Bank Global Industrials & Materials Conference, where CEO Jim Fitterling led the presentation. During the event, Fitterling discussed Dow's strategic actions in response to current industry challenges, including cost reductions and supply chain adjustments. He highlighted the company's efforts to protect and improve margins amid a prolonged industry downturn. "We continue to see slower global growth and an increasing macro uncertainty across many markets," Fitterling noted. Additionally, Dow announced the completion of two divestitures totaling approximately $200 million, including the sale of its Telone soil fumigation product line and its 50% ownership in the DowAksa joint venture. These moves align with Dow's balanced capital allocation strategy. The full transcript can be accessed through the link below.

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