Trade Basf SE - BASd CFD

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47.41

0.96%

0.12

Low: 47.36

High: 48.17

Market Trading Hours* (UTC) Opens on Monday at 08:00

Mon - Fri: 08:00 - 16:30

Summary
Historical Data

Trading сonditions

Spread

0.12

Long position overnight fee

-0.017952%

Short position overnight fee

-0.004271%

Overnight fee time

21:00 (UTC)

Min traded quantity

Currency

EUR

Margin

5.00%

Stock exchange

Germany

Commission on trade

Key Stats

Prev. Close	47.87
Open	47.9
1-Year Change	-9.81%
Day's Range	47.36 - 48.17

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Date	Close	Change	Change (%)	Open	High	Low
Mar 28, 2025	47.41	-0.23	-0.48%	47.64	48.35	47.32
Mar 27, 2025	47.87	-0.41	-0.85%	48.28	49.01	47.71
Mar 26, 2025	49.70	-0.75	-1.49%	50.45	50.49	49.47
Mar 25, 2025	50.06	-0.08	-0.16%	50.14	50.38	49.60
Mar 24, 2025	50.07	-0.95	-1.86%	51.02	51.24	50.04
Mar 21, 2025	50.28	0.15	0.30%	50.13	50.37	49.52
Mar 20, 2025	50.51	-1.40	-2.70%	51.91	52.01	50.14
Mar 19, 2025	52.25	-0.30	-0.57%	52.55	52.69	51.61
Mar 18, 2025	53.27	1.27	2.44%	52.00	53.66	52.00
Mar 17, 2025	52.51	-0.33	-0.62%	52.84	52.97	52.03
Mar 14, 2025	52.47	1.01	1.96%	51.46	53.88	51.25
Mar 13, 2025	51.33	0.78	1.54%	50.55	51.67	50.30
Mar 12, 2025	50.87	-0.63	-1.22%	51.50	51.77	50.40
Mar 11, 2025	50.58	-2.16	-4.10%	52.74	53.46	50.13
Mar 10, 2025	52.80	-0.34	-0.64%	53.14	54.69	52.20
Mar 7, 2025	53.55	-0.39	-0.72%	53.94	54.18	52.40
Mar 6, 2025	54.54	0.65	1.21%	53.89	54.99	52.71
Mar 5, 2025	53.61	3.58	7.16%	50.03	53.62	49.98
Mar 4, 2025	48.32	-0.93	-1.89%	49.25	49.29	48.05
Mar 3, 2025	49.89	1.32	2.72%	48.57	51.15	48.26

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Basf Company profile

What is BASF?

BASF (BAS) is a chemical company and one of the largest chemical producers in the world. The company is headquartered in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Established in Mannheim in 1865, the company and its subsidiaries currently have a global presence in more than 80 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.

BASF’s customers span over 190 worldwide countries to which the company supplies its products, serving a diverse range of industries. The company employs over 115,490 people (data from 2017) across its worldwide sites.

What’s the history behind the company?

BASF, an abbreviation representing the Badische Anilin und Soda Fabrik (Eng. Baden Aniline and Soda Factory), was initially started as a gasworks company, with tar being produced as a major by-product. The tar was then subsequently used in the production of dyes.

This by-product proved to be very successful, and the company went on to develop several innovative patented dyes. The company also produced soda and sulfuric acid, later going on to synthesize ammonia.

After a disaster at the Ludwigshafen site in 1948, the company was refounded under its original name. The company additionally profited from the dissolution of the leading chemical producer at the time – IG Farben – who after WWII were liquidated due to the use of slave labour, and chemical gas production for the Nazi regime during the war.

The reinforced BASF now began to produce synthetics, such as nylon and polystyrene. The 1960s marked an international turn for the company as it expanded worldwide, including Argentina, several European countries, Brazil, Japan, and Mexico, among others.

Since that time, it has continued to expand with a series of mergers and acquisitions, including Herbol, Engelhard corporation and Ciba.

How does the company work?

The company’s structure is divided into five segments: Agricultural Solutions, Chemicals, Functional Materials & Solutions, Oil & Gas and Performance Products. BASF employs approximately 114,000 people worldwide, who deliver products for multiple industries, including automotive, agriculture, electronics, furniture, nutrition, etc.

What’s the latest BASF stats?

In 2017, BASF boasted an estimated $64.5 billion in generated sales. It’s Q1 2018 results show €16,646 million in income from operations before depreciation, €3,439 million from amortisation and special items, a total income before taxes of €2,335 and a net income of €1,679 million.

The company underwent an IPO on 30 January 1952 and is considered as 100% free float according to the Deutsche Börse. The company’s shares are held by individual shareholders across Germany (36%), the UK (11%) and the US (17%), the remainder of shares, the majority, are held by institutional investors, with BlackRock Inc. holding 6.61%.

The company is currently expanding its international activities with a particular focus on Asia. Between 1990 and 2005, the company invested €5.6 billion in Asia, for example in sites near Nanjing and Shanghai, China and Mangalore in India.

How can I trade BASF traded?

BASF stock is a component of the Euro Stoxx 50 stock market index. BASF share price details: BASF shares are listed on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt, London and Zurich. Get the latest BASF share price info with Capital.com and explore the BAS charts to start trading on the world-class chemical company.

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