Bayer posts smaller than expected drop in Q1 profits
- Bayer announced that its adjusted earnings for the first quarter of 2025 fell less sharply than expected, with the update released from its Frankfurt headquarters.
- This result was driven by robust sales of newly launched medications, which compensated for a 16% decline in revenue from its U.S.-delayed soy and cotton seed products.
- Bayer's quarterly adjusted EBITDA fell 7.4% to 4.09 billion euros, surpassing a consensus estimate of 3.75 billion euros, while the company cut 2,000 full-time positions and reduced managerial roles.
- CEO Bill Anderson faces investor pressure to reverse a projected third consecutive annual decline in operating income for 2025 amid ongoing costly U.S. Roundup litigation and increased legal provisions.
- Bayer confirmed its 2025 earnings outlook, plans to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to limit litigation claims, and expects to manage the impact of potential trade tariffs on pharmaceutical shipments.
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Bayer begins 2025 with a fall in profits in the first quarter
The German pharmaceutical giant Bayer announced on Tuesday a 35% drop of its net profit to 1,300 million euros in the first trimester, at the beginning of a year that the company previews that it will be difficult due to the obstacles of the agrochemical sector. The turnover of the group based in Leverkusen reached 13,700 million euros (15,230 million dollars), a level stable compared to the previous year, and that is above the forecasts of the …
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