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Recently, the US "Chemical Weekly" announced the latest ranking of the 2021 global chemical 1 billion dollar club
Little change in the top five rankings
Little change in the top five rankings Little change in the top five rankingsIn 2020, when the global epidemic is pandemic and the external environment is extremely difficult, BASF will continue to maintain its top position in the industry with sales of $73.
Sales revenue generally declined
Sales revenue generally declines Sales revenue generally declinesThe most notable feature of the 2021 Global Chemicals $1 Billion Club Ranking is not the company’s ranking change.
Among the 100 companies that were shortlisted in the US "Chemical Weekly" 2021 Global Chemical $1 Billion Club Ranking, 78 companies saw sales revenue decline in 2020, while only 22 companies saw revenue growth
Limited impact of M&A transactions
Limited impact of M&A transactions Limited impact of M&A transactionsAt the same time, M&A transactions significantly changed the rankings in the late 2010s, but their impact in 2020 was very limited because the epidemic restricted large-scale M&A transactions
A difficult year
Go through a hard year go through a hard yearAlthough the pandemic is unprecedented, many chemical manufacturers have developed action plans to minimize damage
Jim Fettering, Chairman and CEO of Dow Chemical, stated in a letter to shareholders in February: "Due to the global economic downturn caused by the epidemic, coupled with the sharp decline in demand due to the stay-at-home order, Dow Chemical has also been affected
Some parts of the world have recovered from the epidemic faster than others
As time goes on, approaching 2021, the global chemical industry rebounded almost as sharply as the contraction in the second quarter of 2020, although there was a significant pause