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84% of Australians Prioritise Smartphone Size and Portability. Samsung Responds with its New Foldable Range, Including Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip8 and two new Watches, Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2
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New-generation Samsung Galaxy Z series foldable smartphones and AI-powered smartwatches are helping Australians balance portability, productivity and wellness.
SYDNEY, Aug. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Samsung Electronics Australia says demand is growing for devices that combine portability with premium performance, as Australians increasingly seek technology that fits seamlessly into their lifestyles. First announced at Unpacked in London on 22 July, 2026, Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip8 smartphones and Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 [1] smartwatches have been designed to empower Australians to live life their way, delivering a balance of productivity, entertainment, convenience and wellness.
With only two days left of the pre-order period remaining, the latest Galaxy Z series is on track to achieve its most successful pre-order result to date, driven by an overwhelmingly positive response to the brand new Galaxy Z Fold8. Australians can continue to pre-order the new Galaxy devices until 11:59PM AEST Thursday, 13 August, giving consumers the opportunity to secure technology designed to adapt to their individual lifestyles before general availability.
Amongst those who said they would buy a Foldable from Samsung, 65% said they would do so because they felt Samsung is a trusted brand [2]. After pioneering the foldable smartphones category almost a decade ago and leading the foldables category through eight generations of innovation, Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z series represents its most complete foldable lineup yet, giving Australians a choice of devices tailored to different lifestyles and priorities.
According to Samsung research, 84% of Australians say size, portability and the ability to fit inside a pocket, purse or wallet are among the most important factors when choosing a smartphone[3]. As Australian consumers increasingly look for devices that are easier to carry without compromising capability, foldable phones are reshaping expectations around smartphone design.
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold8 introduces a first-of-its-kind passport-sized form factor to the Australian market, designed to transform the way users consume content. With smartphone entertainment and content consumption continuing to grow, the unique design enables a seamless transition between portrait and landscape experiences, creating a more immersive way to stream, browse, game and connect.
For Australians seeking flagship-level performance, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra brings together advanced hardware and Galaxy AI[4] in a foldable design optimised for productivity, highlighting how the next generation of foldable smartphones can help users work, create and multitask more efficiently. Featuring a long-lasting battery[5], ultra-fast charging as well as a 200 megapixel main camera[6], the same resolution as the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra released earlier this year, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra has been designed to support increasingly mobile work and personal lifestyles.
Meanwhile, Galaxy Z Flip8, Samsung’s thinnest and lightest Flip device yet at just 180g[7] and 6.1 mm (unfolded), delivers convenience and flexibility for Australians prioritising pocketability without sacrificing performance when choosing their next smartphone.
Nathan Rigger, Head of Product, Mobile eXperience at Samsung Electronics Australia, said: “We know smartphone users aren’t one-size-fits-all, which is why we’ve built our best and most complete foldable lineup to date. The Galaxy Z series brings together breakthrough design, powerful performance and personalised AI experiences, empowering Australians to find the foldable that best meets their needs.”
“The Galaxy Z Fold8 represents a new chapter for foldables, and it is the first of its kind in Australia. With more Australians claiming size and portability as an important smartphone purchase driver, we are excited to introduce a new foldable standard, a device that reimagines smartphone design and redefines content consumption.”
Beyond smartphones, Australians are increasingly turning to wearable technology and smartwatch health tracking to help manage their health and wellbeing. With 85% of Australians regularly or occasionally participating in some type of exercise[8], the company has expanded its wearable portfolio with two distinct smartwatch experiences.
Kylie Mason, Head of Wearables, Mobile eXperience at Samsung Electronics Australia, said: “As Australians become more focused on proactive health management, demand is growing for smartwatches that deliver meaningful health insights, not just data. Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 combine AI-powered health tracking, fitness monitoring and personalised wellness guidance to help Australians better understand their body and make more informed decisions about their wellbeing.”
“From everyday wellness to extreme adventures, we’ve designed our latest Galaxy Watches to meet Australians wherever they are on their health journey, while delivering the comfort, performance and reliability they expect from a premium smartwatch.”
The Galaxy Watch9 is designed as an everyday wellness companion, combining enhanced comfort, powerful performance, and AI-powered health insights to help Australians better understand their daily wellbeing. The Galaxy Watch Ultra2, Samsung’s most powerful smartwatch yet, has been built for adventurers and performance-focused users, offering specialised sports tracking, Samsung’s brightest display[9] and largest battery[10] in a Galaxy Watch.
Powered by Samsung Health[11] and Galaxy AI[12], both devices provide proactive health monitoring and personalised insights, helping Australians take a more holistic approach to wellness. Together, Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 offer Australians a choice between an everyday wellness companion and a performance-focused fitness smartwatch designed for more demanding adventures.
Findings are based on research conducted by Pureprofile on behalf of Samsung Electronics Australia from 7-11 July 2026 among a nationally representative sample of 1,017 Australians. Additional findings are based on research conducted by Kantar Singapore on behalf of Samsung Electronics with 326 Australians between 15 and 19 July 2026.
For more information, visit www.samsung.com/au/smartphones/ and www.samsung.com/au/watches/ or join the conversation at @samsungau using #FoldOrFlip.
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About Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Samsung inspires the world and shapes the future with transformative ideas and technologies. The company is redefining the worlds of TVs, digital signage, smartphones, wearables, tablets, home appliances and network systems, as well as memory, system LSI and foundry. Samsung is also advancing medical imaging technologies, HVAC solutions and robotics, while creating innovative automotive and audio products through Harman. With its SmartThings ecosystem, open collaboration with partners, and integration of AI across its portfolio, Samsung delivers a seamless and intelligent connected experience. For the latest news, please visit the Samsung Newsroom at news.samsung.com.
[1] Availability and features may vary depending on market, model and the smartphone paired. All functionality, features, specifications and other product information provided in this document including, but not limited to, the benefits, design, pricing, components, performance, availability and capabilities of the product are subject to change without notice.
[2] Source: N=326 Australians aged over 18years Conducted by Kantar Singapore for Samsung
[3] Samsung research conducted between July 7 2026 and July 11 2026 by PureProfile on behalf of Samsung Electronics Australia on a sample of 1017 Australians.
[4] Galaxy AI basic features provided by Samsung are free. Future releases may include enhanced features or new services that are offered on a paid basis. Different terms may apply for AI features provided by third parties. Galaxy AI basic features are those listed under “Advanced Intelligence” in the current Samsung T&C’s. For details visit www.samsung.com/au/.
[5] Actual battery life varies by network environment, features and apps used, frequency of calls and messages, the number of times charged, and many other factors.
[6] Results may vary depending on light condition and/or shooting conditions including multiple subjects, being out of focus or moving
subjects.
[7] Weight may vary by country or region.
[8] Samsung research conducted between July 7 2026 and July 11 2026 by PureProfile on behalf of Samsung Electronics Australia on a sample of 1017 Australians.
[9] Based on market research of globally released smartwatches as of June 2026. The 5,000-nit specification refers to the localised peak brightness achieved under high ambient light and full-screen brightness may differ. Actual brightness may vary or be limited depending on environmental factors, device temperature and usage conditions.
[10] Galaxy Watch Ultra2 has an 800mAh capacity battery and Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) has a 590mAh capacity battery.
[11] Samsung Health, Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 are not medical/therapeutic devices. It is solely intended for fitness and wellness purposes only and is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions; or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease; or for the prevention or control of conception or pregnancy. Samsung recommends that you consult with your doctor or physician before participating in any exercise program. Must be paired with a compatible Galaxy smartphone.
[12] Basic Samsung Galaxy AI features are free. Future releases may be offered on a paid basis. Different terms may apply for third party AI features.
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E&H Immigration Consultancy Launches ProfileEngine, a Consultant-Led Case Preparation System for Singapore PR, Citizenship and LTVP Applications
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A Singapore-built, consultant-led system for Permanent Residence, citizenship and complex Long-Term Visit Pass applicants. It pulls your evidence into one view, cross-checks every material detail against your documents, and surfaces the gaps while there’s still time to fix them — every conclusion reviewed by an experienced E&H consultant.
SINGAPORE, Aug. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Every year, people who have built real careers, raised families and put down deep roots in Singapore apply for Permanent Residence or citizenship — and submit a file that, on paper, sells them short. A decade of progress arrives as scattered forms, dates and attachments. The facts that matter most sit in documents nobody connected. Circumstances that needed a written explanation receive none, because no one flagged that they were unusual.
E&H Immigration Consultancy has launched ProfileEngine to close that gap. ProfileEngine is a proprietary, consultant-led system that organises and cross-checks applicant evidence for Singapore Permanent Residence applications, Singapore citizenship applications and complex Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) applications. It is available to onboarded clients of E&H Immigration Consultancy — a Singapore immigration consultancy that has filed more than 1,000 immigration applications for clients from over 40 countries.
ProfileEngine consolidates an applicant’s questionnaire responses, personal circumstances and supporting documents into a single structured case view. E&H consultants use that view to cross-check material details, identify information that needs clarification, and concentrate on the evidence most relevant to the application route being prepared. The system supports professional review. It does not replace it.
ProfileEngine at a glance
Field
Detail
Product name
ProfileEngine
Developed by
E&H Immigration Consultancy, Singapore
Category
Technology-assisted, consultant-led immigration case preparation
Application routes
Singapore Permanent Residence, Singapore citizenship, complex
Long-Term Visit Pass
Availability
Onboarded E&H Immigration Consultancy clients only
Operating model
Human review of every material conclusion and final document
Firm track record
More than 1,000 applications filed; clients from over 40 countries;
more than 25 years of combined immigration experience
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What is ProfileEngine?
ProfileEngine is a case preparation system built by E&H Immigration Consultancy for use by its own consultants. It organises the information an applicant provides, checks that information against the documents supporting it, and surfaces gaps, inconsistencies and unexplained circumstances for a consultant to resolve before an application narrative is drafted.
It is not a public tool, not an eligibility calculator and not an outcome predictor. E&H Immigration Consultancy applies ProfileEngine within a consultant-led service, and an experienced consultant reviews and approves everything the system produces.
Why do strong applicants submit weak applications?
Strong profiles are frequently presented poorly. A Singapore immigration application may need to represent a decade or more of career progression, education, income, family life, residence and community involvement. That history usually arrives as forms, dates and attachments spread across separate documents, employer records and conversations held months apart.
The consequence is practical rather than dramatic. An applicant who has contributed substantially to Singapore can submit a file that reads, on paper, like a file with less to say. Relevant facts sit in documents nobody connected. Dates conflict across records without anyone noticing. Circumstances that needed a written explanation receive none, because no one identified that they were unusual.
“An immigration application may need to represent many years of a person’s career, education, family life and contribution to Singapore. ProfileEngine helps our consultants ensure that relevant and verifiable information is identified, reviewed and presented before an application is submitted.”
— Tien Ho, co-founder, E&H Immigration Consultancy
How does ProfileEngine work?
E&H Immigration Consultancy consultants follow a six-stage review process supported by ProfileEngine:
Consolidate. Questionnaire responses, personal circumstances and supporting documents are organised into one working case view.Cross-check. Material answers are checked against the documents that stand behind them, surfacing differences that require clarification with the client.Apply published criteria. The case is reviewed against the factors the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority publicly states it considers for the relevant application route.Draw on experience. Patterns reviewed across previously approved and unsuccessful applications provide the consultant with additional context.Set strategy. The consultant identifies the strongest verified themes, the remaining evidence gaps and the practical priorities for the application narrative.Human sign-off. An experienced E&H Immigration Consultancy consultant reviews every material conclusion and approves every final document before submission.
Stages one through four are technology-assisted. Stages five and six are performed by a consultant, and no application document leaves E&H Immigration Consultancy without consultant approval.
How does ProfileEngine support a Singapore PR application?
A Singapore PR application involves considerably more than submitting standard forms and mandatory documents. An applicant’s career progression, economic contribution, family circumstances and long-term ties to Singapore are typically spread across employment records, tax assessments, qualifications, tenancy history and personal documents — details rarely reflected in full by the application form alone.
For a Singapore PR application, ProfileEngine helps E&H consultants review evidence across the areas below and identify what still requires explanation or documentation.
Area reviewed
What ProfileEngine helps consultants examine
Employment and career
Role progression, employer stability, sector, seniority
and length of service in Singapore
Income and economic contribution
Salary history, tax records, CPF contributions where
applicable, and consistency across documents
Qualifications
Academic and professional credentials, and their
relevance to the applicant’s occupation in Singapore
Family circumstances
Spouse and children, their status in Singapore, schooling,
and family members already holding PR or citizenship
Residency history
Length and continuity of residence, pass history, and
time spent outside Singapore
Roots and integration
Property, long-term commitments, community and
volunteer involvement, and other durable ties
Consistency
Whether dates, employment history and declared
circumstances align across every document in the file
ProfileEngine connects those details into one view, so the consultant can determine which verified parts of the profile need fuller explanation and which supporting documents are still missing before drafting begins. Where the system identifies a difference between what an applicant has stated and what the documents show, that difference is raised with the client while there is still time to resolve it.
“Many applicants assume that submitting the required forms and documents is the same as presenting their complete profile. The administrative requirements matter, but the information also has to be accurate, consistent and supported by evidence.”
— Tien Ho, co-founder, E&H Immigration Consultancy
How does ProfileEngine support a Singapore citizenship application?
A Singapore citizenship application usually requires a longer-term account of how an applicant’s circumstances have developed since obtaining Permanent Residence. The relevant period may span many years, and the material developments — promotions, income growth, children born or schooled in Singapore, property, sustained community involvement — are often documented in places the applicant no longer thinks to look.
ProfileEngine helps E&H consultants organise information on residency, career progression, income, family life, social integration and community participation, then assess whether those developments are properly documented and consistently presented across the application.
For applicants who have held Permanent Residence for several years, the system helps consultants identify what has materially changed since the PR application was filed, and whether the supporting evidence reflects the applicant’s current circumstances rather than the profile presented previously. A citizenship application that simply restates an earlier PR application does not demonstrate development over time.
ProfileEngine also helps consultants separate broad claims from verifiable evidence. Statements about integration, contribution or commitment carry weight when documents support them. Where additional supporting information is required, ProfileEngine identifies those gaps before the final application materials are prepared.
Which LTVP applications actually need ProfileEngine?
Most Long-Term Visit Pass applications do not need it. Where the relationship is registered in Singapore, the sponsor’s employment and income are straightforward, and the family situation is uncomplicated, the standard forms and supporting documents carry the application on their own. E&H Immigration Consultancy does not apply ProfileEngine to those cases and does not prepare a written case narrative where none is warranted.
E&H Immigration Consultancy applies ProfileEngine to the minority of LTVP cases that require a detailed written explanation and additional supporting evidence. These typically include:
LTVP applications that have previously been rejected;unusual or complex family arrangements, including step-children, adopted children and aged parents;sponsorship, financial or prior immigration circumstances that require explanation; andextended separation, limited documentary evidence of the relationship, or material facts not clearly addressed in an earlier application.
The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority states that most LTVP applications are processed in around six weeks, and that some take up to six months where further review is required. Cases falling into the longer track are usually the ones carrying complicating circumstances.
For a previously rejected LTVP application, ProfileEngine helps consultants conduct a structured reassessment of the earlier submission, examining the applicant and the sponsor as one connected case rather than as separate sets of documents. Where the authorities have not provided a detailed reason for a rejection, ProfileEngine does not claim to establish why the application was unsuccessful. It helps the consultant assess whether the previous application presented a complete, consistent and adequately supported account of the applicant’s circumstances.
An experienced E&H Immigration Consultancy consultant remains responsible for advising whether a fresh application, an appeal or another course of action is appropriate.
What does ProfileEngine not do?
E&H Immigration Consultancy states the limits of ProfileEngine directly:
ProfileEngine does not decide whether an applicant should apply. An E&H Immigration Consultancy consultant makes that assessment.It does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any application.It does not reveal the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s internal decision-making process. Historical application experience provides context only.It does not replace professional judgement, legal advice or the role of the relevant government authorities.It does not draft or submit applications without consultant review and approval.
The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority remains solely responsible for decisions concerning Singapore Permanent Residence, Singapore citizenship and ICA-administered Long-Term Visit Pass applications. E&H Immigration Consultancy is not affiliated with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority or the Ministry of Manpower.
Why did E&H Immigration Consultancy build ProfileEngine?
E&H Immigration Consultancy has filed more than 1,000 immigration applications for clients from over 40 countries, across Permanent Residence, citizenship, LTVP, work pass and appeal matters. The firm’s consultants have more than 25 years of combined immigration experience, and have been cited by Channel NewsAsia for commentary on Singapore immigration policy.
The detailed review work ProfileEngine supports is work E&H consultants already performed. ProfileEngine formalises that review so it is applied consistently to every case, rather than depending on how much time an individual consultant has available in a given week.
“Technology should make professional review more thorough, not remove professional responsibility. ProfileEngine gives our consultants a clearer foundation from which to ask questions, verify evidence and build a strategy around the client’s actual circumstances.”
— Tien Ho, co-founder, E&H Immigration Consultancy
How do applicants access ProfileEngine?
ProfileEngine is available exclusively to clients who have onboarded with E&H Immigration Consultancy. Prospective applicants begin with a profile assessment covering their circumstances, intended application route and readiness to proceed. Applicants who are not yet ready to file are told so.
Full details of ProfileEngine are available at https://www.eh-immigration.com/profileengine.
About E&H Immigration Consultancy
E&H Immigration Consultancy is a Singapore immigration consultancy that assists professionals, families, business owners and other applicants with Singapore PR applications, Singapore citizenship applications, Long-Term Visit Pass applications, work passes, immigration appeals and related matters. It combines structured case preparation, document review, evidence-led application strategy and consultant oversight.
E&H Immigration Consultancy has filed more than 1,000 applications for clients from over 40 countries, holds a 4.8-star Google rating across more than 100 reviews, and has more than 25 years of combined immigration experience. E&H Immigration Consultancy does not guarantee immigration outcomes and does not claim to influence decisions made by Singapore government authorities.
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ProfileEngine: https://www.eh-immigration.com/profileengine
E&H Immigration Consultancy: https://www.eh-immigration.com
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HiTHIUM to Supply 421MWh Battery Energy Storage System for GPG’s Fraser Coast Project in Australia
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GIGOOMGAN, Australia, Aug. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — HiTHIUM, a leading global energy storage technology company, has signed a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Supply Agreement with Global Power Generation (GPG), the international renewable energy generation company of NATURGY Group, to supply a 421MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) for the Fraser Coast project in Queensland, Australia.
Under the agreement, HiTHIUM will deliver 84 liquid-cooled battery energy storage system units, together with a comprehensive suite of services covering system design, manufacturing, factory acceptance testing (FAT), DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) delivery, commissioning, technical support and training. Leveraging its integrated, end-to-end delivery model, HiTHIUM provides comprehensive system integration services for utility-scale BESS projects, drawing on extensive experience in delivering large-scale energy storage deployments worldwide. This integrated approach supports customers throughout the entire project lifecycle—from engineering and system integration to commissioning and long-term technical support—and reinforces HiTHIUM’s position as a trusted partner for utility-scale energy storage projects. The agreement also marks HiTHIUM’s first utility-scale collaboration with GPG, laying the foundation for future cooperation as Australia’s battery storage market continues to expand alongside renewable energy deployment.
The Fraser Coast BESS is an AC-coupled energy storage project connected to the 33kV switchgear of an adjacent solar farm, allowing the system to charge from both the solar plant and the electricity grid. Featuring grid-forming capabilities, the system will provide energy arbitrage and Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS), supporting grid stability, improving operational flexibility, and facilitating higher penetration of renewable energy.
“Australia is a rapidly growing energy storage market, and we are proud to partner with GPG on the Fraser Coast BESS project,” a representative for HiTHIUM stated. “This project highlights how grid-forming battery storage can strengthen grid stability while supporting greater renewable energy integration and reflects HiTHIUM’s long-term commitment to the Australian market.”
Australia continues to experience rapid growth in utility-scale battery deployment as increasing renewable energy penetration drives demand for more flexible and resilient grid infrastructure. As grid-scale battery storage becomes an essential enabler of the country’s energy transition—providing energy shifting, frequency regulation and system stability services—the Fraser Coast BESS project further strengthens HiTHIUM’s position in one of the world’s most dynamic energy storage markets.
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BASF Agricultural Solutions invests in new Climate Center at its headquarters to strengthen research capabilities
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State-of-the-art research facility at Limburgerhof site responds to increasing regulatory and research demandsPurpose-built facility will enable controlled, reproducible ecotoxicology studies to support the registration of crop protection products worldwideInvestment supports company’s innovation strategy
LIMBURGERHOF, Germany, Aug. 12, 2026 /CNW/ — BASF Agricultural Solutions is investing a low double-digit million-euro amount in a new Climate Center at its headquarters in Limburgerhof, Germany. The purpose-built facility will strengthen the company’s research and regulatory capabilities and support the generation of scientific data required for the registration of crop protection products worldwide.
Construction of the Climate Center has already started and is scheduled to be completed in the first half of 2027. Once operational, the facility will house state-of-the-art climate chambers designed to provide precisely controlled environmental conditions for scientific studies. The investment responds to increasing regulatory requirements and rising demand for high-quality, Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)-compliant ecotoxicology studies.
“The new Climate Center is much more than a research facility. It is a strategic investment that supports our ambition to combine world-class research with enhanced regulatory capabilities,” said Melanie Bausen-Wiens, Member of the Management Board of BASF Agricultural Solutions in charge of Technology. “This will enable us to bring innovative solutions to the farmers more efficiently, responsibly and in line with evolving regulatory requirements.”
The new Climate Center will provide highly controlled conditions for ecotoxicology studies. By precisely regulating factors such as temperature, humidity and light, the facility will enable reproducible and scientifically robust studies while enhancing planning reliability, data quality and capacity for a growing volume of studies.
Some of the climate chambers will be dedicated to insecticide research activities. Controlled environmental conditions are essential for producing insect populations used in early-stage screening and discovery programs, helping to advance future crop protection innovations.
The investment underscores BASF Agricultural Solutions’ long-term commitment to the Agricultural Center in Limburgerhof as one of its key global hubs for agricultural innovation. Expanding the site’s infrastructure will further strengthen its scientific capabilities, its competitiveness, as well as attract future talent.
About BASF Agricultural Solutions
Everything we do, we do for the love of farming. Farming is fundamental to provide sufficient and affordable food for a rapidly growing population, while reducing environmental impacts. That’s why we are working with partners and experts to integrate sustainability criteria into all business decisions. With €990 million in 2025, we invest in a strong R&D pipeline, and our solutions are purpose-designed for different crop systems. Connecting seeds and traits, crop protection products, digital tools and sustainability approaches, to help deliver the best possible outcomes for farmers, growers and stakeholders along the value chain. In 2025, our business generated sales of €9.6 billion. For more information, please visit www.agriculture.basf.com or our social media channels.
About BASF
At BASF, we create chemistry for a sustainable future. Our ambition: We want to be the preferred chemical company to enable our customers’ green transformation. We combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility. Around 95,000 employees in the BASF Group contribute to the success of our customers in nearly all sectors and almost every country in the world. Our portfolio comprises, as core businesses, the segments Chemicals, Materials, Industrial Solutions, and Nutrition & Care; our standalone businesses are bundled in the segments Surface Technologies and Agricultural Solutions. BASF generated sales of around €60 billion in 2025. BASF shares are traded on the stock exchange in Frankfurt (BAS) and as American Depositary Receipts (BASFY) in the United States. Further information at www.basf.com.
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