BASF reduced its Ludwigshafen workforce below 30,000 for the first time since 1954 during restructuring. Low Rhine water levels continue to challenge chemical makers, alongside Khartis Therapeutics' r
Historic low water levels on the Danube and Rhine have forced nuclear plant shutdowns and compelled BASF to cut production. This climate crisis disrupts European energy security and chemical supply ch
BASF plans further job cuts in 2026 due to ongoing earnings pressure. Reductions will affect its Ludwigshafen site and digital services division.
BASF forecasts 2025 sales of €59.7 billion and free cash flow of €1.3 billion, though EBIT remains below analyst expectations due to currency headwinds and restructuring costs.
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