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Corteva completed the spin-off of its seed and genetics business, Vylor, on October 1, remaining as a standalone crop protection company focused on biologicals and cost reductions.
Corteva spun off its seed business into Vylor to concentrate on crop protection, aiming for $1 billion in biologicals sales by 2030. This move aligns with broader industry reshaping by competitors lik
Corteva raised its 2026 financial outlook citing seed segment strength that offset crop protection pressures, reporting higher adjusted EPS and EBITDA. The agtech firm confirmed plans to spin off its
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