Huntsman Targets $300 Million in Synergies; $100 Million Tied to Chlorine Contracts

Huntsman Chairman, President and CEO Peter Huntsman said the company expects 2026 EBITDA, a measure of operating performance, to improve by more than $100 million from 2025. He described the outlook as “better than $100 million of improvement in our 2026 EBITDA versus our 2025 performance.”

Huntsman expects its merger with Olin to close in early 2027. The company is targeting $300 million in synergies from the deal and expects another $100 million tied to chlorine contracts as they expire.

Huntsman had an $82 million free cash flow inflow in the third quarter. The company's CFO expects a substantial fourth-quarter cash inflow from a working-capital unwind and is confident Huntsman can cover its full-year dividend.