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Company Type
state-owned
Headquarters
Basel, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland
Brand Portfolio
1 brands
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Who owns Syngenta Group?
Syngenta Group is wholly owned by Sinochem Holdings Corporation, a Chinese state-owned enterprise formed in 2021 from the merger of Sinochem Group and ChemChina. Ultimate control rests with the Chinese government via SASAC.
Is Syngenta Group publicly traded?
No. It is privately held by its state parent. A planned STAR Market IPO in Shanghai received approval in 2023 but was withdrawn in 2024, and no listing has occurred as of November 2026.
Where is Syngenta Group headquartered?
The group is legally domiciled in Shanghai, China, as Syngenta Group Co., Ltd., while its management headquarters is in Basel, Switzerland.
How much revenue does Syngenta Group make?
The group reported $28.4 billion in sales for fiscal year 2025 with EBITDA of $4.4 billion, a 15.4 percent margin.
What are Syngenta Group's business units?
Four: Syngenta Crop Protection in Basel, Syngenta Seeds in Chicago, ADAMA in Tel Aviv, and Syngenta Group China in Shanghai.
When did China acquire Syngenta?
ChemChina completed its $43 billion acquisition of Syngenta AG in June 2017, then combined it with ADAMA and Sinochem agricultural assets into Syngenta Group in 2020.
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