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NYSE:CBT 19 December 2025 - 4 February 2026

Cabot (CBT) stock jumps 12% after earnings, battery deal headlines and tire worries linger

Cabot (CBT) stock jumps 12% after earnings, battery deal headlines and tire worries linger

Cabot shares rose 12% to $79.94 after the company tightened its full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $6.00–$6.50. Fiscal Q1 adjusted earnings reached $1.53 per share, while net sales fell to $849 million. Performance Chemicals EBIT increased, driven by battery materials demand, as tire-related volumes stayed weak. Cabot also announced the acquisition of Mexico Carbon Manufacturing from Bridgestone.
4 February 2026
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Cabot Corporation (CBT) Stock Update on Dec. 19, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Are Watching

Cabot Corporation (CBT) Stock Update on Dec. 19, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Are Watching

Cabot shares fell 3% to around $65 on Friday, despite Mizuho raising its price target to $80. Fiscal Q4 net sales dropped to $899 million, with adjusted EPS at $1.70. FY2025 net sales reached $3.713 billion, adjusted EPS rose to $7.25, and operating cash flow totaled $665 million. Technical signals and cautious 2026 guidance weighed on sentiment.
19 December 2025
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  • TXSE Poaches NYSE Texas Leader as Global Head of Listings
    March 20, 2026, 12:33 PM EDT. The Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) secured Liz Hocker, the former regional head of capital markets at NYSE Texas, as its new global head of listings. Greg Ferrari, ex-head of North American exchange trading at Nasdaq, joined TXSE as chief operating officer. TXSE, set to launch later this year, previously recruited the Securities and Exchange Commission's former head of trading and markets. Hocker brings two decades of industry experience, including nearly five years managing new listings for the Southwest U.S. at Nasdaq. Ferrari's 15-plus years at Nasdaq involved leadership in transaction services and U.S. options. TXSE's hiring spree signals fierce competition among U.S. regional exchanges.
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