FMC Corporation (FMC) plunged last week after the company missed Q3 2025 revenue estimates by a mile. It also slashed its dividend by 86% to 8 cents, which is still a healthy dividend yield of over 2.2% at current prices. Let's explore whether FMC is a buy after the crash or if you should give the stock a pass.
To begin with, the Q3 report was not a one-off negative event for FMC stock this year, which is now trading at the lowest levels since 2008. The stock lost a third of its market capitalization after missing Q4 2024 earnings estimates earlier this year and was also removed from the prestigious S&P 500 Index ($SPX). The post-earnings price action was relatively muted following the next two earnings reports, but the company lost nearly half of its market capitalization following the Q3 2025 report and experienced its worst single-day performance.
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