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May 21, 2013
(Benzinga,
10/25/10)
Goldman Sachs is lowering its Cytec Industries, Inc. (NYSE: CYT) 2010/2011/2012 EPS estimates to $3.46/$3.90/$4.04 from $3.69/$4.18/$4.73 based on a lower 3Q results and latest guidance issued by the company.
“We are also lowering...(read more)
(Benzinga,
10/21/10)
Cytec Industries Inc. (NYSE: CYT) announced today net earnings for the third quarter 2010 of $37.7 million or $0.75 per diluted share on net sales of $837 million. Included in the quarter is a special item of $2.2 million of net expense...(read more)
(Investment U,
7/27/10)
Cytec Industries Inc.: Was Its Second-Quarter Jump a One-Time Fluke?
by Alexander Moschina, Investment U Research
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Everyone loves a good surprise. Especially investors.
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Cytec Industries (CYT) Company Overview
Cytec Industries manufactures and sells chemicals and carbon composites. Its chemical segments make products used in applications like industrial coatings and adhesives, and the company's carbon composites are used for parts in aircraft.[1]
Oil and natural gas are important indirect raw materials for many of Cytec’s chemical products in both the Specialties segment and the Building Block segment.[2] Cytec's profit margin is largely determined by the prices of these commodities.
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) What's in this CYT analysis on Wikinvest...
- Company Overview
- Business and Financial Metrics
- Business Segments[7]
- Building Block Chemicals (13% of 2009 sales)
- Engineered Materials (26% of 2009 sales)
- In-Process Separation (10% of 2009 sales)
- Additive Technologies (8% of 2009 sales)
- Coating Resins (43%)
- Trends and Forces
- Strong aerospace demand boosts sales for Cytec's Engineered Materials segment
- Growth in "Very Light Jet" market creates demand for carbon composites
- Rising prices for oil and natural gas...
- ...directly increase raw material costs for Cytec's chemical segments
- ...indirectly increase demand for carbon composites from Cytec's Engineered Materials segment
- Competition
- References
