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BASF Increases Bid for Chemicals Rival Evonik to Over €11 Billion

BASF SE has boosted its takeover offer for German chemicals group Evonik Industries AG to more than €11 billion ($12.3 billion), people familiar with the matter said.

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BASF Increases Bid for Chemicals Rival Evonik to Over €11 Billion
BASF SE has boosted its takeover offer for German chemicals group Evonik Industries AG to more than €11 billion ($12.3 billion), people familiar with the matter said.
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