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German BASF cuts Q2, full year earnings outlook
BASF expects its Q2 and full-year earnings to fall significantly below forecasts from analysts and the company's own expectations, the German producer said late on Monday.
For all of 2019, pre-tax earnings before special items should be up to 30% below 2018, the company said. That compares with BASF's earlier forecast of a slight year-on-year increase of 1-10%.
Sales in 2019 should fall slightly. Before, BASF thought they would rise by 1-5%.
Return on capital employed (ROCE) should fall considerably, the company said. Earlier BASF thought it would fall by 0.1-1.0 point.
For the second quarter, sales should reach €15.2bn, down 4% from €15.8bn reported in Q2 2018, BASF said.
Pre-tax earnings before special items should be €1.0bn, down 47% from €2.0bn in Q2 2018, the company said.
The decline was caused by considerably lower earnings in the company's Materials, Chemicals and Agricultural Solutions segments.
Once special items are included, earnings before taxes (EBIT), will be €500m, down 71% from €1.9bn from the same time in 2018. BASF attributed the decline to one-time costs connected to its excellence programme and the impairment of a natural-gas-based investment in the US.