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BASF SE, established in 1865 and headquartered in Ludwigshafen, Germany, is the world's largest chemical company, producing a wide range of products including chemicals, plastics, performance products, crop protection products, and oil and gas. BASF combines economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility, aiming to create chemistry for a sustainable future. The company invests heavily in research and development, driving innovation across various sectors such as automotive, construction, electronics, and agriculture. With a presence in over 80 countries, BASF's integrated production sites, known as Verbund sites, enhance efficiency and resource conservation.

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01 APR '25

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BASF develops New possibilities for challenging E&E parts with specialty plastic Ultrason D

Ultrason D 1010 G6 U40 offers excellent flowability, stable electrical performance, energy savings, and design flexibility for advanced electrical and semiconductor components.

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28 MAR '25

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BASF launches first recycled polyamide 6 plant, making Loopamid available

The Shanghai plant opens with a 500-metric-ton annual Loopamid capacity, certified under the Global Recycled Standard for sustainable production.

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24 MAY '24

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BASF bolsters investment in its Performance Materials capacity and competencies in India

BASF India Limited will increase the production capacity of its Ultramid^® polyamide (PA) and Ultradur^® polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) compounding plant in Panoli, Gujarat and Thane, Maharashtra.

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17 APR '24

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CHINAPLAS 2024: BASF China and Autoliv China cooperate on ‘Design-for-Recycling’ polyurethanes (PU) foam technology

‘Design-for-Recycling’ technology maintains mechanical performance of recycled material even after several rounds of recycling.

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