DuPont has named interim CEO Ed Breen as permanent chair and CEO, and Deutsche Bank analyst David Begleiter believes a breakup of the company is likely now seriously on the table. In a new note, Begleiter explains why the move could be a profitable one for shareholders and could also open the door to further M&A by the company.

The Resume

The 59-year-old Breen has been on DuPont’s board since February of 2015, but previously served as CEO of Tyco International PLC TYC 2.01% from 2002-2012. Begleiter believes this experience is critical, as Breen oversaw two different breakups during his Tyco tenure.

The Possible Plan

Begleiter anticipates…

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