New electronic grade ammonium hydroxide plant in Ludwigshafen in support of wafer cleaning, etching and other precision processes in semiconductor manufacturing.
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For the production of ammonium hydroxide (NH4OH EC)

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From left to right: Dr. Robert Heger, Vice President Polymer Dispersions for Architectural Coatings & Construction EMEA at BASF; Philipp Junge, Chief Operating Officer of the OQEMA Group; and Joachim Burger, Head of Sales Additives EMEA at BASF, during the kick-off of the new distribution partnership in Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Trade News | December 15, 2025

BASF and OQEMA announce distribution partnership in selected Central and Eastern European countries

BASF and OQEMA, one of Europe’s leading chemical distributors, have entered a new distribution partnership for polymer dispersions for construction and architectural coatings as well as additives for paints & coatings in selected Central and Eastern European countries: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia.

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Business & Financial News | December 11, 2025

BASF Research Press Briefing 2025: How innovations drive BASF’s success 

“Innovation has always been part of BASF’s DNA. Especially in these volatile times, it is crucial to leverage our innovative strength to develop competitive solutions that differentiate us as a company in our markets and give us a competitive edge,” said Dr. Stephan Kothrade, Member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF and Chief Technology Officer, at the company’s Research Press Briefing held today. To achieve this, BASF implemented its “Winning Ways” strategy about a year ago with the clear goal of becoming the preferred chemical company to enable its customers’ green transformation. “Our ambition extends beyond making BASF green. We aim to inspire customers to choose BASF as their trusted partner for their future success,” Kothrade said.
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