HUN Huntsman Corporation

Huntsman Corporation has appointed Amy Smedley as Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, effective January 5, 2026. Ms. Smedley, who previously served as Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer at Savage Companies, is rejoining Huntsman after spending 16 years there earlier in her career, rising to Deputy General Counsel. She succeeds David Stryker, who is retiring.

Huntsman Corporation announced that Amy Smedley will join the company as Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary effective January 5, 2026, replacing David Stryker. Smedley previously spent 16 years with Huntsman and was most recently Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer at Savage Companies. The company also reported Q3 2025 earnings surpassed expectations, but an unplanned outage at its Rotterdam Polyurethanes facility is expected to negatively impact Q4 2025 adjusted EBITDA.

Huntsman Corporation announced the appointment of Amy Smedley as Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, effective January 5, 2026. Ms. Smedley returns to Huntsman after serving as Chief Legal Officer at Savage Companies and previously held key legal leadership roles at Huntsman for 16 years. She will succeed the retiring David Stryker and bring extensive litigation, compliance, and corporate governance experience to the senior leadership team.

KeyBanc maintained its "Sector Weight" rating on Huntsman (NYSE:HUN) despite challenging markets in 2025, acknowledging the company's significant progress in free cash flow and dividend consistency. Analyst Aleksey Yefremov noted that these actions have made the stock more attractive for long-term investors, with potential catalysts including strengthening U.S. housing demand, MDI trade barriers, and MDI price nominations in Europe. The company, which recently surpassed Q3 2025 earnings and revenue expectations, did announce an unplanned outage at its Rotterdam Polyurethanes facility, expected to impact Q4 2025 adjusted EBITDA.

KeyBanc has reiterated its Sector Weight rating on Huntsman (NYSE:HUN), noting the chemical manufacturer's significant progress in free cash flow and dividend payments despite challenging markets in 2025. The analyst suggests the stock is becoming more attractive for long-term investors, with potential catalysts including strengthening U.S. housing demand, MDI trade barriers, and MDI price nominations in Europe. Huntsman recently surpassed Q3 2025 earnings expectations but faces an unplanned outage at its Rotterdam facility impacting Q4 adjusted EBITDA.

Huntsman Corp (HUN), Eagle Materials Inc (EXP), and Graphic Packaging Holding Co (GPK) are set to trade ex-dividend on December 15, 2025. Investors should expect their stock prices to open lower by 0.82%, 0.11%, and 0.74% respectively, all else being equal, to account for their upcoming quarterly dividends. The article provides current dividend yields and historical dividend charts for each company.