What is DuPont's profit per employee?

DuPont's profit per employee is approximately $76,867, based on $1.2B in operating profit divided equally across 15,000 employees.

What would my fair share of DuPont's profits be?

If DuPont's $1.2B in operating profit were split equally among all 15,000 employees, each worker would receive an additional $76,867. Use the calculator on this page to see how that compares to your salary.

How much does DuPont make per employee?

Q: How much does DuPont make per employee?

DuPont reported $1.2B in operating profit and employs approximately 15,000 people, which works out to $76,867 in profit per employee.

DuPont

$1.2B

Operating Profit

$1.1B

Buybacks + Dividends

15K

Employees

$76,867 per employee if profits were split equally among all workers

$73,133 per employee paid to shareholders in buybacks + dividends

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About this data

Net income and headcount are from DuPont's most recent SEC 10-K filing. The per-employee figure divides total operating profit equally. It's a hypothetical, not a claim about what any individual contributed. See FAQ for details on calculations and responses to common objections.

Note: DuPont reported a net loss this fiscal year because of charges related to the spin-off of its electronics division (now Qnity). Since that was a one-time restructuring event, this page uses operating profit to reflect the ongoing chemicals and specialty materials business.