Dow’s shares fell 1.2% to $50.86 after the company stated that the assessment was required due to competitive regulatory rules and a sluggish demand recovery.
Almost 20% of its sales in the EMEAI region come from European assets. By the middle of 2025, Dow hopes to have the review finished.
According to CEO Jim Fitterling, the study would concentrate on the company’s polyurethane assets.
Its industrial intermediates and infrastructure division saw a 2% decline in net sales as a result of decreased pricing and volumes brought on by muted demand in China and Europe.
“Europe and China have not yet experienced a significant recovery. Furthermore, Fitterling noted that the regulatory climate in Europe has created more difficulties in a variety of industries and value chains.
