BASF SE

Discover how BASF’s 1.4‑million‑tonne BDO expansion, cautious buy‑backs, and debt‑financed divestitures are reshaping its strategy amid soaring energy costs and global growth ambitions.

Read how BASF’s ongoing share‑buyback and record‑size Zhanjiang China plant boost shareholder value and market position.

Explore BASF SE’s 2026 China expansion, strategic divestments, and market outlook for investors.

Explore BASF’s fragile rebound: growth in agritech, digital upgrades, and renewable ties clash with JPMorgan’s wary 40‑Euro target and volatility warnings.

Explore how BASF SE balances cost‑cutting, stable dividends and China expansion while investing in green hydrogen to sustain growth and investor confidence.

BASF SE’s recent developments, including a coatings divestiture and a strategic partnership with IFF, have impacted its market trajectory, but the company’s strong fundamentals and consistent dividend policy suggest potential for long-term growth.

BASF SE, a German chemical company, has announced the sale of its paint division to a joint venture for €7.7 billion, a move expected to accelerate the company’s valuation and improve operating margins.

BASF SE, the world’s largest chemical company, has lowered its 2025 profit target due to ongoing industry challenges, including a weak global economy and trade conflicts.