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Chemours Q3 beats on TT pricing and APM strength; PFAS settlements enhance visibility

Nov 2, 2026, 6:58 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Solid Q3 beat and favorable mix (TT pricing, APM growth), plus PFAS settlements reducing regulatory risk and a sizable insurance recovery; 2026 targets imply improved cash flow and leverage, supporting multiple expansion potential despite seasonality in Q4.

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Chemours posted a solid Q3 2026 with net sales of about $1.54B and $196M in net income, driven by pricing in Titanium Technologies and growth in Advanced Performance Materials. The company secured PFAS settlements with North Carolina and local entities and received $150M in NJ insurance proceeds, aiding SG&A reductions. A Faizeon liquid cooling launch and the Kuan Yin land sale further support liquidity, while 2026 guidance targets modest net sales growth and stronger free cash flow.

Q3 net sales $1.54B; TT pricing +10%, APM +26% YoY.
Net income $196M; EPS $1.29; Adjusted EBITDA $200M.
PFAS settlements with NC/local entities; NJ JCO insurance proceeds $150M.
FY2026: net sales +~2%; Adj EBITDA $775–800M; net leverage <4.2x.

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