Corteva and Franco-Nevada face key Q3 earnings tests post-split and amid gold's weak year.

Corteva reports its first quarter since spinning off its seed and genetics business, now focusing solely on crop protection, with analysts watching for volume growth to offset price declines. Franco-Nevada, despite a weak gold market, has seen strong share gains due to its diversified royalty and streaming model, with investors keen on its energy revenue and mine output guidance. Both companies release results on November 11, with market expectations adjusted post-split for Corteva and cautious optimism for Franco-Nevada's revenue and earnings growth.

Corteva shares are trading at USD 12.10 with a slight 0.08% decline, while Franco-Nevada is down 3.09% at USD 255.32 on Pluang. Both stocks see full buy order activity from investors. These figures are current as of Nov 10, 2026 21:22 WIB.