Bayer delays in Monsanto buy hurt earnings forecast


Legal troubles: The Bayer AG logo sits on a sign beside a field of crops at a farm in Abbenes, Netherlands. While acquiring Monsanto made Bayer the biggest seed and agricultural chemicals maker in the world, the purchase has been dogged by a series of regulatory challenges and legal pitfalls. — Bloomberg

BERLIN: Delays to Bayer AG’s US$63bil purchase of agricultural giant Monsanto pushed the acquisition past the new unit&’s;s busiest season, and the company said earnings for the year will be lower than forecast.

Core earnings per share will probably reach about €5.7 to €5.9 euros, the Leverkusen, Germany-based company said in a statement.

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