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BASF yellow light solution used in a semiconductor yellow light process laboratory in Taiwan.
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May 12, 2026

BASF unveils high-efficiency, low-carbon yellow-light solution for specialized industrial applications

BASF has launched its next-generation yellow-light material solution designed for industries utilizing photolithography-driven and related manufacturing applications, including semiconductors, printed circuit boards (PCBs), display manufacturing, LED production and solar energy.
May 11, 2026

BASF introduces ReducedPCF Elastollan® TPU portfolio with uncompromised performance

BASF today announced the launch of Reduced Product Carbon Footprint (ReducedPCF) Elastollan® Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) portfolio in Asia Pacific, enabling customers to lower the carbon footprint of their products while maintaining the proven performance of Elastollan.
BASF marks 20 years of ester base stock production at its Jinshan site in Shanghai
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Trade News | May 7, 2026

20 years cool: BASF celebrates two decades of refrigeration ester in Shanghai

BASF marks 20 years of ester base stock production at its Jinshan site in Shanghai, reinforcing its position as leading global supplier for synthetic esters for refrigeration lubricants.
May 6, 2026

Chemetall strengthens footprint in Asia Pacific with new application laboratory in Vietnam

Chemetall, the surface treatment global business unit of BASF Coatings, has opened its first application laboratory in the southern province of Tây Ninh (formerly Long An), near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The facility provides product testing and technical support to surface treatment customers across diverse market segments such as automotive, automotive components, general industry, and plastics recycling. 
BASF-Fahnen am Standort Ludwigshafen
Business & Financial News | April 30, 2026

BASF demonstrates resilience in a demanding market environment

BASF Group’s business recorded solid volume growth in the first quarter of 2026, driven by China and, since March, significantly shaped by the conflict in the Middle East. “In this demanding market environment, BASF demonstrated resilience and achieved EBITDA before special items of €2.4 billion compared with €2.5 billion in the prior-year quarter,” said Chief Financial Officer Dr. Dirk Elvermann at the presentation of the quarterly figures in advance of the BASF Annual Shareholders’ Meeting taking place today at the Congress Center Rosengarten in Mannheim, Germany. Overall, sales declined slightly due to strong adverse currency effects and slightly lower prices. In a conference call for analysts and investors, Elvermann said: “Disregarding the currency headwinds of more than €100 million, EBITDA before special items would have reached the level of the prior-year quarter.”