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With its new Catalyst Development and Solids Processing Center in Ludwigshafen, Germany, BASF will serve as a hub for pilot-scale synthesis of chemical catalysts, enabling the company to offer its global customers faster access to innovative technologies. This pilot plant will also be of central importances for the development of new solids processing technologies. 
The picture shows the Catalyst Development and Solids Processing Center from the outside.

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Business & Financial News | August 15, 2025

BASF inaugurates new Catalyst Development and Solids Processing Center in Ludwigshafen

BASF officially opened its new Catalyst Development and Solids Processing Center in Ludwigshafen, Germany, on December 12, 2024. This research facility will serve as a hub for pilot-scale synthesis of chemical catalysts, enabling BASF to offer its global customers faster access to innovative technologies. This pilot plant will also be of central importance for the development of new solids processing technologies.
Regional News | August 15, 2025

Personnel changes at BASF

The Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE has decided on the following personnel changes:
Prexio® Active, ein neuer Insektizid-Wirkstoff, wird voraussichtlich im zweiten Quartal 2025 in einer einfach zu handhabenden Formulierung in Indien erhältlich sein. Andere wichtige Märkte im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum werden folgen. Mit seiner neuartigen Wirkungsweise wurde Prexio speziell für die Kontrolle verschiedener Reiszikaden-Arten entwickelt.
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Regional News | August 15, 2025

BASF prepares for the launch of a novel rice insecticide with the registration of Prexio® Active

BASF has started the registration for Prexio® Active, a new insecticide active ingredient designed specifically to manage all four rice hopper species. The regulatory dossiers were recently submitted in key Asia Pacific markets. This step marks an important milestone in further expanding BASF’s global insecticide portfolio and the company’s position in providing sustainable innovations to rice farmers in Asia.
The PA66/6T compound Ultramid® T6000 is ideal for producing small and complex E&E parts like high-voltage connectors and miniature circuit breakers.
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Regional News | July 28, 2025

High flowability, easy processing and good colorability: PPA for small and color-stable E&E parts

For many electric and electronics (E&E) components, where stiffness and strength of polyamide 66 (PA66) reach their limit, BASF customers can now choose from a tailored portfolio of PA66/6T compounds: Ultramid® T6000 is a high-temperature polyamide outperforming PA66 in mechanical and dielectric properties in presence of humidity and at elevated temperatures. At the same time, its lower moisture absorption ensures good dimensional stability, thus closing the gap to BASF’s Ultramid® Advanced (polyphthalamide: PPA) portfolio. Ultramid® T6000 allows for easy processing at low mold temperatures similar to standard PA66. Due to its good colorability, compounds with different white shades can be manufactured, in addition to durable orange and grey.
Regional News | July 24, 2025

BASF Supervisory Board extends appointments of two Board members

The Supervisory Board of BASF SE has today extended the appointments of Dr. Dirk Elvermann and Dr. Stephan Kothrade as members of the Board of Executive Directors.