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Revenue of Bayer CropScience from 2005 to 2025 (in million euros)

Characteristic	Revenue in million euros
2025	21,622
2024	22,259
2023	23,270
2022	25,169
2021	20,207
2020	18,840
2019	19,832
2018*	19,332
2017	9,577
2016	9,915
2015	10,367
2014	9,494
2013	8,819
2012	8,383
2011	7,255
2010	6,830
2009	6,510
2008	6,382
2007	5,826
2006	5,700
2005	5,896

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March 2026

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Worldwide, Germany

Survey time period

2005 to 2025

Supplementary notes

* This figure has been restated to reflect the following: data is presented as if both the acquisition of Monsanto and the associated divestments had already taken place as of January 1, 2018.

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In 2005, Bayer CropScience generated around 5.9 billion euros of revenue. By 2022, the revenue of Bayer CropScience had grown to 25.2 billion euros. However, there was a drop to 21.6 billion euros in 2025. Bayer CropScience is a subsidiary of Bayer AG and manufactures crop protection and nonagricultural pest control products. It is also active in seeds and plant traits. Bayer CropScience was formed in 2002 after the pharmaceutical giant acquired Aventis CropScience.

Bayer’s acquisition of Monsanto

Monsanto was an agrochemical company dedicated to the production of genetically modified seeds and other crop protection chemicals. The glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup is one of their best-known products. In 2016, after several offers, Bayer finalized a deal with a purchase value of 66 billion U.S. dollars, which translated into 128 U.S. dollars per share of the company.

Main competitors of Bayer CropScience

Syngenta is Bayer CropScience’s main competitor. In 2022, Syngenta derived over 16 billion U.S. dollars from crop protection chemicals, while seed sales amounted to some four billion dollars. Other leading companies in the crop protection sector include BASF and Corteva. The Agricultural Solutions business segment of German chemical company BASF generated a revenue of approximately 10 billion euros in 2023, whereas Delaware-based company Corteva Agriscience’s revenue surpassed 17 billion U.S. dollars in that same year. Corteva Agriscience was established as an independent company in 2019, after the spinoff of the DowDuPont conglomerate.