Trian Said to Increase Stake in DuPont

Nelson Peltz is doubling down on his investment in DuPont, a major chemical company in the U.S. He has increased his stake to 2.7% by exercising put call options, now owning 24.3 million shares. Peltz, known for seeking changes in companies like PepsiCo, recently joined the board of Madison Square Garden. A source suggests Peltz is committed to a long-term strategy with DuPont, aiming for a company split and cost reductions.

Which companies, besides DuPont, is the investor involved with?

• Coca-Cola and Amazon

• PepsiCo and Madison Square Garden

• Apple and Google

• Tesla and Microsoft

What financial strategy did the investor use to increase his stake in DuPont?

• Buying more shares directly

• Using put call options

• Selling existing shares

• Merging with another company

How many shares does the investor now own in DuPont?

• 10 million shares

• 15.5 million shares

• 24.3 million shares

• 30 million shares

What is the investor's long-term goal for DuPont?

• To merge with another chemical company

• To split the company and cut down costs

• To increase the workforce

• To expand into new markets

What does the investor's recent actions suggest about his commitment to DuPont?

• He is unsure about his investment

• He is looking to invest in a different sector

• He is in it for the long run

• He is planning to sell his shares soon