Vylor
Seeds and crop genetics · United States
Vylor is the former seed business of Corteva, spun off in October 2026: it breeds and sells corn, soybean and other seeds under brands like Pioneer and Brevant and licenses its traits to other seed companies in more than 70 countries.
What makes it different
A 100-year-old seed business that just became a new company.
64Production sitesOct 1, 2026
Pioneer was founded in 1926; Vylor is how it trades on its own again after DuPont, DowDuPont and Corteva.
How big it is
How big is Vylor?
$9.9BNet salesFY2025
70+CountriesFY2025
12,300Employees2025
How it makes money FY2025
Mostly corn seed, then soybeans.
- Corn seed71%$7.0B
- Soybean seed19%$1.9B
- Other oilseeds7%$644M
- Other4%$374M
How the business works
Breed better seed. Sell through agents.
- 1Germplasm, traits, gene editing
- 2Pioneer agents on farms
- 3Traits to other seed firms
Farmers buy new seed every season, so yield gains from breeding turn into repeat sales and licence income.
Who owns it
CEO: Charles V. Magro
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1926Hi-Bred Corn Company founded
- 1973Pioneer Hi-Bred goes public
- 1999DuPont acquires Pioneer
- 2019Corteva becomes independent
- 2025Corteva announces split
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Vylor's own reports.
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What Vylor tracks11 metrics
Countries served
Production sites
Employees
Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart
Revenue
Profit
Margin
Where the money comes from4 regions
North America
Latin America
Europe, Middle East and Africa
The full timeline14 moments
2017
2025
2026
Vylor vs Bayer (Crop Science)side by side
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