DuPont de Nemours reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter results, helped by higher sales in both its electronics and industrial segments. Net sales rose to $3.3 billion, topping the $3.25 billion analyst consensus, while adjusted earnings per share climbed to $1.12 versus forecasts of $1.06. Adjusted operating EBITDA reached $859 million, also ahead of expectations. The Wilmington, Delaware-based manufacturer modestly lifted its full-year outlook, now projecting 2025 net sales of about $12.85 billion, tightening the prior $12.80-$12.90 billion range. For the third quarter, it forecasts revenue of roughly $3.32 billion, slightly above Wall Street estimates. Management flagged a roughly $20 million, or $0.04-per-share, tariff headwind in the second half stemming from the 145% U.S. levy on Chinese goods that took effect in April. DuPont shares gained in early New York trading after the earnings release.