Corteva, Inc. Common Stock CTVA

Corteva, Inc. es un proveedor de soluciones de semillas y protección de cultivos enfocado en la industria agrícola. La empresa opera a través de dos segmentos: semillas y protección de cultivos. Su segmento de semillas desarrolla y suministra semillas comerciales que combinan germoplasma y rasgos para apoyar a los agricultores de todo el mundo. El segmento de semillas de la empresa atiende diversos mercados de semillas, incluyendo maíz y soja en América del Norte, maíz y girasol en Europa, así como maíz en Brasil, India, Sudáfrica y Argentina. La empresa ofrece tecnologías de rasgos que mejoran la resistencia a las condiciones climáticas, enfermedades, insectos y herbicidas utilizados para controlar las malas hierbas, así como tecnologías de rasgos que mejoran las características alimenticias y nutricionales. El segmento de protección de cultivos se enfoca en desarrollar y suministrar productos para proteger los rendimientos de los cultivos contra malas hierbas, insectos y enfermedades. El portafolio de soluciones agrícolas de la empresa se ofrece en aproximadamente 140 países.

Con 80 acciones de CTVA (USD 997,20) habrías recibido USD 57,60 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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