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Thu, Apr 25 2013

BASF to invest $500 mln at Petronas joint venture in Malaysia

FRANKFURT, April 25 - German chemicals maker BASF said it would invest $500 million at its joint venture with Malaysian state-owned oil and gas firm Petronas to boost production of aroma ingredients.

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BASF widens job cuts to additives, pigments units

FRANKFURT - BASF , the world's largest chemicals maker, will cut 500 jobs by 2015 at units including plastic additives and pigments to counter low cost competition from Asia.

UPDATE 1-BASF widens job cuts to additives, pigments units

* Cuts 500 jobs, Basel area affected the most with 350 jobs

BASF cuts 500 jobs in water, textile, leather chemicals

FRANKFURT, April 23 - BASF, the world's largest chemicals maker, said it would cut 500 jobs by 2015 as it restructures its plastic additives, pigments, water, leather and textile chemicals businesses.

New Issue-BASF adds 200 mln euros to 2021 bond

Notes The issue size will total 700 million

UPDATE 1-Wintershall says higher output will drive profit

* BASF unit to see higher international oil, gas production

Shell, BASF agree to pay-out over Brazil chemical contamination

BRASILIA - Oil producer Shell and German chemical company BASF agreed on Monday to pay compensation that could reach 620 million reais ($316 million) to workers exposed over three decades to toxic chemicals at a Brazil plant, prosecutors said.

BRIEF-BASF considers further natural gas-related investments in U.S.

FRANKFURT, Feb 26 - BASF SE : * Says considering further natural gas-related investments in U.S.

BASF to renew efforts to strike JV deals in Asia

LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany, Feb 26 - German chemicals company BASF said on Tuesday it would seek to strike more joint venture deals in Asia after a major project in Malaysia fell apart.

BASF earnings miss forecasts as margins fall

FRANKFURT - BASF , the world's largest chemicals company by sales, missed analyst expectations for its quarterly profit due to lower chemicals margins.

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