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FMC FMC Corp.

$6.20
$1.45
(30.53%)
Today
Closed $6.20
$0.0308
(0.50%)
After Hours
Reported EarningsOct 29
Mkt Cap$964.39M
Vol17.65M

About FMC

FMC Corp. is an agricultural sciences company, which engages in the provision of solutions to growers and development of pipeline in crop protection, plant health, agriculture, pest control, and turf management. It offers insect control products under the Rynaxypyr and Cyazypyr brands. The company was founded by John Bean in 1883 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.
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adam32
$FMC the report its bad but its not terrible. we can grind up in the next few quarter, the worst days are behind us. we need clarification about the banks and confirmation on 2027-2028 turnaround.
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adam32
$FMC when i doubled down couple days ago at absolute bottom, most folks were loughing, ofcourse i was scared, hope will not live trough that feeling again its awful
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Hellozz
$FMC Doubled my position today! This could be absolute buttom. Let’s wait for earnings calls!
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topstockalerts
FMC shares surged during midday trading as investors viewed its Q3 2026 results as evidence that the worst of its painful restructuring may be over. The company reported a GAAP net loss of $2.07 billion and an adjusted loss of $4.41 per share, largely driven by a planned $639 million charge related to changes in its pricing and distribution model, particularly in North America, rather than a broad deterioration in underlying demand. Cash flow performance and the recovery outlook reassured investors. Operating cash flow reached $7 million, improving $191 million year over year, while negative free cash flow of $18 million improved by $214 million. FMC forecast Q4 revenue of $1.04–1.14 billion and introduced adjusted EBITDA targets of $650–730 million for 2027 and $760–840 million for 2028, signaling confidence in a multiyear recovery. $FMC
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adam32
$FMC the shorts finally having to wrap up and leave. the drama is done. back to work bulls
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ParkerTrades3393
$FMC how does FMC think they can achieve EBITDA of $650M in 27. The report today (not counting the accounting adjustments) said revenue declined 22%. They would need >$3B rev & >35% gross profit (Their historical number) with a Ebitda margin >21% which is almost impossible without more major changes to hits 650M in Ebitda in 2027. They will amend these figures negatively many times going forward. Time will tell…
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PitLiso
$FMC The amount of desperate bear spam & short seller FUD around $FMC Q3 is hilarious. They take a one-off ~$650M channel pricing adjustment and a classic "Big Bath" inventory reset, then twist it into a fake "bankruptcy" narrative. They completely ignore active deleveraging like Tessenderlo's $400M strategic investment, India asset sales, and bank credit amendments. 2026 is the cycle trough. When the inventory reset clears, operating leverage takes over. Hold tight bulls! 💎🐂
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ranthor
$FMC lol the amount of attacks I sued to get here when I had said “bankruptcy is imminent” lol…120 to 4 usd….wow
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ssdsddssd2
$FMC I bought large quantities of shares at 4.95. I believe I’ll see a 500% profit on this in the coming years—and perhaps much more.
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Holdingfunder
$FMC Maximum Pessimism equals Maximum Opportunity: As another legendary investor, Warren Buffett, famously put it: "Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful."
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ParkerTrades3393
$FMC not sure how the CEO could say at the Jeffries Conference in mid Sept that q3 order book looked good and Q4 would be >1billion, then do this?
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bizness1957
$FMC seeking alpha one week ago.,, But on the other side, if Q4 shows an actual rebound, I could see EBITDA for 2027 reaching $750MM, and the market applying an EV/EBITDA ratio in line with most peers at about 8x. This would then give a value per share of about $18.5, based on debt reduction taking net debt to $3.1B.
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PitLiso
$FMC Guarantee these short shills are screaming doom-and-gloom in the comments while quietly smashing the BUY button at these bargain prices. Classic bear psychological playbook: manufacture retail panic at the absolute cycle trough so they can load up on cheap shares before the 2027 explosion. Don't fall for their fake fear.
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Amac1775
$FMC strong positive bounce on negative EPS. FMC Corporation enters the final quarter of 2026 with strong bullish momentum, driven by a massive $403 million equity investment from Tessenderlo Group that significantly bolsters its liquidity and underscores corporate value. By securing a 20% stake and placing its CEO on FMC's board, Tessenderlo provides powerful strategic alignment and external validation. While Q3 required necessary accounting write-downs, FMC's cash positions improved by nearly $200 million year-over-year, and the company remains in full compliance with its debt covenants. Looking ahead, FMC is poised for rapid, aggressive deleveraging in Q4 through high-value strategic catalysts, including the imminent divestiture of its India business and a lucrative site sale-leaseback designed to wipe out revolving debt and drive net leverage down substantially before the year-end. Your thoughts?
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bizness1957
$FMC short interest Basic Stats Short Interest Statistics Short Interest 29,026,775 Shares - source: NYSE Short Interest Ratio 4.10 Days to Cover Short Interest % Float 25.20 % - source: NYSE (Short Interest), Capital IQ (float)
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PitLiso
$FMC The war against the short shills officially begins TODAY! Huge congratulations to every smart investor who had the conviction to load up under $5. While bears tried to sell fake bankruptcy FUD at the cycle trough, real money grabbed generation-defining value. 2027-2030 belong to us. Hold the line!
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never_chase
$FMC It lost 60% of equity in a year, debt above 4B, nefative FCF, looks like heading to BK
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ZOMEDICAisHeatingUP
$FMC The iconic Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) in Canada went bankrupt and permanently closed nearly all of its retail stores in mid-2025. After operating continuously for 355 years as North America's oldest corporation, the legendary retail giant collapsed under a mountain of debt, failing to survive a final court-ordered liquidation. The past history and performance does not guarantee future performance if a company cannot adapt itself to the new markets, trends and competition. This applies to FMC and every publicly traded company. This is why the stock market is primarily "forward looking".
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ParkerTrades3393
$FMC does everyone realize the $200 million that FMC received from Corteva for the license agreement was an upfront payment for future products in 2029? The cash helps liquidity in 2026 but is a long term liability. FMC did nothing but sell assets at a discount , sell future revenue & DILUTE shareholders!
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ZOMEDICAisHeatingUP
$FMC people tend to misuse this Buffet quote a lot. Tis is about buying a beaten up stock below the intrinsic value with a good margin of safety. Buying FMC is speculating with the reduced revenue and generic competition and I don't think Buffet himself would buy FMC here.
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