Evonik Gains After Report of BASF Takeover Approach
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Germany's largest chemical company, BASF, is exploring the possibility of acquiring its rival, specialty chemicals maker Evonik, which has a market value of more than 8 billion euros, through a voluntary public offer to buy out its shares, DPA reported, citing Evonik. According to DPA, Evonik confirmed that BASF had approached the company with a preliminary offer. This offer includes a voluntary public offer to buy out all of the company's share…
The chemical industry could face a billion-dollar deal: BASF is interested in the competitor Evonik. Speculation has already made a move on the stock market.
In the midst of a severe industry crisis, the chemical company BASF is considering a takeover of the specialist provider Evonik.
The German chemical industry could face changes: Evonik has made a takeover offer by BASF public, but discussions would not take place at the moment.
BASF is considering a takeover offer for Evonik. The billion-dollar deal is also about competition with Chinese suppliers. However, discussions are not yet ongoing.
BASF is considering a takeover offer for Evonik. The billion-dollar deal is also about competition with Chinese suppliers. However, discussions are not yet ongoing.
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