Citigroup raises PT for agri-chemical companies on favorable weather, strong planting season
ReutersJun 26, 2025 11:32 AM
Citigroup says overall agri fundamentals are trending slightly above initial expectations due to favorable weather conditions and robust planting season
"We continue to favor CTVA CTVA.N in the near-term, given robust seed portfolio more than offsetting the soft crop protection environment" - Citigroup
Brokerage expects pricing support for FMC FMC.N later this year due to reduced capacity from a Chinese chemical plant explosion, and modest revenue growth from the fluindapyr sales agreement with CTVA
Brokerage raises PT for the following companies:
Company | New PT | Old PT | Upside |
Corteva CTVA.N | $85 | $78 | 16.1% |
FMC Corp FMC.N | $45 | $41 | 6.9% |
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