Covestro in the news

Covestro Korea employees cleaned graves at the National Seoul Memorial Cemetery before the Chuseok holiday, continuing a long-standing volunteer tradition.

Covestro stock closed flat on September 8, 2026, at EUR 60.05, outperforming the DAX's slight decline amidst broader market pressure from oil prices and inflation concerns.

Covestro's stock holds steady as the company reports improved first-half 2026 earnings and provides a cash-flow-focused full-year guidance.

Covestro's stock closed flat at EUR 60.05 on September 8, 2026, trading near the upper end of its yearly range with a market capitalization of EUR 12.48 billion.

The plastics industry faced economic challenges in 2023 but also saw innovation, leading to a survey of decision-makers for year-end reflections and 2024 forecasts.

Covestro and BYD entered a strategic alliance to develop advanced material solutions for new energy vehicles and energy storage, focusing on R&D, technology co-development, and sustainable materials.

Covestro increased its 2026 core earnings outlook due to strong first-half results driven by higher selling prices.

Covestro is expanding MDI production with new facilities in China and potentially the UAE to meet global demand and advance sustainability.

Covestro is investing billions in new MDI production facilities in Shanghai and potentially the UAE to meet growing global demand and ensure supply security.

Covestro launched a pioneering EU-funded project to develop the world's first continuous production process for bio-based aniline to reduce its carbon footprint.

Covestro is navigating a potential takeover by QatarEnergy while shifting its polymer manufacturing business toward sustainable materials and specialty chemicals amid a challenging market cycle.

Covestro is facing a potential stock market exit and financial pressure due to declining demand in core industrial sectors and falling chemical prices.

Covestro's recycled polymer, Bayblend T85X R35 CQ, has been adopted for interior components in the Lexus ES after a collaborative development with Toyota and Kojima Industries.

Covestro is a major global polymer supplier currently navigating a strategic acquisition by ADNOC while managing cyclical risks in the industrial and construction markets.

Polymer manufacturer Covestro is restructuring its real estate and finalizing a squeeze-out to complete its integration into the XRG Group by Q2 2027.

Covestro presented high-performance and sustainable TPU solutions for AI hardware, robotics, and consumer electronics at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei.

Covestro established a thermoplastic polyurethane development centre in Guangzhou to accelerate product innovation for regional manufacturing hubs.

Covestro and other global chemical leaders are raising MDI prices in North America due to supply shortages and maintenance shutdowns while the Chinese market remains stable.

Recent quarterly results and the strategic shift toward circular polymer production are driving investor focus on Covestro's stock performance.

Covestro's stock is currently underperforming compared to top-tier market leaders, showing only marginal long-term growth and higher relative risk.