DuPont is selling its aramid fibers business to chemical manufacturer Arclin for approximately $1.8 billion, the company announced last week. The agreement includes brands Kevlar and Nomex. Aramids are synthetic fibers used to make protective gear in high-risk situations such as firefighting, industrial settings and combat. The deal includes 1,900 employees and five manufacturing sites, and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
News
DuPont to divest Kevlar, Nomex business for $1.8B
