WILMINGTON — Qnity Electronics debuted on the New York Stock Exchange Monday, closing on its first day of trading at $97 per share after 17 months of behind-the-scenes negotiating.

That placed the DuPont spin-off value at $20 billion in its first day.

Qnity, trading under the symbol “Q,” gained momentum. The stock price closed Tuesday at $104 per share. It’s also on track to reach projected price targets forecasted by Goldman Sachs and BMO Capital Markets analysts, which were set at least $109 per share.

Qnity is an advanced manufacturing company that provides products that smooth, polish, protect and boost the connections of semiconductor chips and electronics. With 10,000 employees across the world and 1,300 employees at its five Delaware locations, the company is primed to plug i

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