Louis Dreyfus Company in the news

Louis Dreyfus Company acquired Viterra’s grains and oilseeds businesses in Hungary and Poland, expanding its European processing, storage, and trading operations.

The Louis Dreyfus Company Finance BV bond (A4ETLN) has a 4.000% coupon, matures on April 21, 2033, and was issued for up to 500 million EUR.

Louis Dreyfus Company posted solid H1 2025 results with volume growth and strategic expansions in processing and downstream facilities amid global challenges.

Louis Dreyfus Company navigated 2025 challenges with resilient financial results and significant global expansion in processing and logistics, alongside sustainability progress.

BASF sold its Food and Health Performance Ingredients business to Louis Dreyfus Company, which expands LDC's plant-based ingredient portfolio while BASF focuses on core nutrition products.

Louis Dreyfus Company completed the acquisition of BASF's Illertissen plant and its 300 employees to expand in plant-based ingredients, while BASF focuses on Nutrition & Health.

Louis Dreyfus Company significantly expanded its operations in Indonesia in 2025 by investing in a glycerin refining plant, edible oil packaging, and farmer support initiatives, emphasizing sustainability and downstream growth.

Louis Dreyfus Company opened a new specialty feed protein plant in Tianjin, China, producing fermented soybean meal with advanced fermentation and AI monitoring to support animal health and meet growing market demand.

BASF sold its functional food and health ingredients business to Louis Dreyfus Company, which gains production facilities and staff to boost its plant-based ingredient growth.

Louis Dreyfus Company is investing in a five-year regenerative agriculture project in India that captures carbon in soil, improves soil health, and produces verified low-carbon wheat.

Varaha signed a five-year deal to supply Louis Dreyfus Company with 6,000 tons annually of carbon removal credits from sustainable farming in India.

Louis Dreyfus Company's CFO Patrick Treuer passed away unexpectedly, with the company planning to announce a successor soon.

Louis Dreyfus Company appoints Sébastien Landerretche as its new Chief Financial Officer.

Louis Dreyfus Company appointed Sébastien Landerretche as CFO following their previous CFO's passing, with leadership changes in their freight division.

Louis Dreyfus Company achieved strong 2025 results with $53.2 billion sales, increased capital investment worldwide, and notable progress on sustainability targets despite market challenges.

BASF sold its Food and Health Performance Ingredients business to Louis Dreyfus Company, transferring production sites, employees, and product lines to focus on core nutrition segments while LDC expands in plant-based ingredients.

BASF sold its Food and Health Performance Ingredients Business to Louis Dreyfus Company, transferring production sites and employees, as BASF refocuses on vitamins and carotenoids while LDC expands in plant-based ingredients.

Louis Dreyfus Co. reopened the Burns Harbor grain terminal on September 30, providing northern Indiana farmers with critical access to global markets via the Great Lakes.

Louis Dreyfus Company reopened the Burns Harbor grain terminal in Portage, Indiana, providing 7.2 million bushels of storage and multimodal transportation for corn, soybeans, and wheat.

Louis Dreyfus Company invested $18 million to reopen the grain elevator at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor, buying $50 million in crops annually from local farms for international shipment.