Frank Mitsch

I was wondering if you could opine on what your expectations were for share gains in both corn and soy?

on the inventory side, typically, you see a build for Corteva, Inc. Q4 versus Q3. That didn't happen this year

the adjustment downward of the tariff impact from $60 million to $20 million, can you provide any more context on the $20 million?

the Chinese investigation into Tyvek was dismissed. I was curious if you have any further dialogue with the Chinese?

How are your order books looking April, May for 2Q relative to how they are historically?

I believe that initially there was a thought that the Healthcare and Water side would grow mid to-high single-digits, and having done low-teens in the first-quarter

the segments that you thought were doing better, i.e., Water Packaging, et cetera, that has that continued at that pace

I'm curious as to what went right or what exceeded your expectations in November and December?

could you speak to the future of what your expectations are for Sadara over the next couple of years? Can you speak to whatever damage may have been sustained so far to that facility?

are you getting confident in the ability of AI to help achieve these productivity savings?

Can you kind of size the buckets for us in terms of how much that was the $0.03 decline from April?

I was wondering if you could comment on the free cash flow expectations for 2Q relative to negative five eighty for January

Can you talk about what you're seeing in terms of the pace of business between the polyurethanes and Construction and Industrial Solutions segments?

You said 75% given the outages that you have. But you said that you're going to end it at 95% to 100% when you get everything back up and running

what might be the possibility that Lyondell would look to monetize that asset should some of the refiners look at, hey, the Ven crude becomes more plentiful

I was curious as to your thoughts on buybacks during this period

How do you view the margin profile for polyethylene playing out as we move through the first quarter

I was wondering how you look at the potential for free cash flow generation in 2026?

you described the first half as being low single-digit EPS growth. And in your comments this morning, you talked about it being flat to low single digits

can you talk about the order patterns that you saw throughout the second quarter and what you're seeing so far here in the third quarter from your customers that may be anomalous

I suspect we should probably start thinking about Performance Coatings organically up in 2025, moving that up to high single digits, low double digits. So, curious to comment on that

when all is said and done with respect to the divestiture of North American architectural, you know, a creative neutral dilutive

How do you think about working capital use throughout the year?

What may have surprised you in March if that is indeed true? And if so, does that continue in April and beyond?