Syensqo in the news

Syensqo reorganizes its business segments to better reflect its focus on sustainable chemical solutions and plans to divest Aroma Performance and Oil & Gas units.

Bel20 index rose on German fiscal reforms; Syensqo's stock dropped after mixed earnings and lowered price targets, while Solvay and others gained.

Berenberg and Deutsche Bank lowered Syensqo's price targets amid mixed quarterly results, with Deutsche Bank maintaining a buy rating despite challenges.

Syensqo SA/NV proposes a €1.62 per share dividend pending shareholder approval in May 2024.

Syensqo is actively repurchasing and cancelling shares as part of a €300 million buyback program to optimize its capital structure.

Syensqo's Q1 EBITDA decline was less severe than expected, with a positive outlook and plans to divest certain divisions to boost shareholder value.

Syensqo anticipates lower Q1 2025 results with decreased EBITDA and revenue, renaming a segment to highlight sustainability, amid economic uncertainties affecting forecasts.

Ilham Kadri will leave her CEO position at Syensqo by year-end, with Mike Radossich named as her successor following the company's recent spin-off from Solvay.

The Bel20 index rose 1.2% led by positive German fiscal news, while Syensqo's shares fell after mixed quarterly results and lowered analyst targets.

The Bel20 index rose 1.2% led by Syensqo and Solvay gains amid positive German fiscal reforms and mixed corporate news including Syensqo's cautious outlook and major M&A deals.

Syensqo began 2024 with a smaller-than-expected decline following its recent split from Solvay.

Syensqo's post-split financial results for 2024 and outlook for 2025 fell short of market expectations, causing a significant share price drop despite some revenue growth in Oil & Gas.

Syensqo released its 2024 integrated annual report highlighting its strategy, sustainability efforts, and innovative science-driven solutions across multiple industries.

Syensqo anticipates a second profit drop in 2024 but sees recovery signs with growing orders and invests heavily in battery materials and green hydrogen projects.

Jefferies cut Syensqo's price target to 70 euros after lowering EBITDA estimates due to volume and currency impacts following quarterly results.

Syensqo priced $1.2 billion in bonds with maturities in 2029 and 2034 to fund general corporate needs including debt repayment.

Syensqo is creating ultra-lightweight plastics to support hydrogen-powered aircraft and reduce aviation emissions.

Solvay split into two companies, with Syensqo showing disappointing 2023 results and a cautious outlook, while old Solvay maintains strong dividends and a buy rating despite revenue declines.

Syensqo reported significant revenue and EBITDA declines in late 2023, with mixed division performance and cautious 2024 outlook, leading to a neutral stock valuation.

Syensqo's stock price increased by 0.8% to EUR 81.65 on September 8, 2026, outperforming the broader Belgian market.