Syngenta

Syngenta Group, the world’s largest agricultural technology company by revenue1, reported its financial results for the first nine months and…

Syngenta Group has been named agriculture’s leading employer in Science magazine’s annual Top Employers survey for the 10th consecutive year,…

New active ingredient Cyclopyranil effectively controls weeds resistant to common herbicides.

Vern Hawkins to retire after more than four decades of service to Syngenta and its legacy companies.

The exclusive agreement will span the cereals market across the European Union, the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Switzerland, with first market launches from 2028/29.

Succession from COO follows a deliberate Board process, with Jeff Rowe remaining as CEO through August 1.

The three parties signed a MoU to transform local potato farming, supply and processing through scaling sustainable practices and smart technologies.

Agricultural innovation leader to contribute with agronomic expertise in building accurate crop health, pest forecasting and heat stress models.

New product launches reinforced Group’s innovation pipeline, including next-gen trait technologies and new crop protection technologies across key markets.

Syngenta taps TetraScience Tetra OS to automate data, unify R&D workflows, and accelerate scientific discovery across operations globally.

Syngenta strengthens profitability through innovation, cost discipline, and strong cash flow despite global market challenges in 2025.

Enhanced commitment to UK as a key hub for global R&D and innovation.

Syngenta and BSI have expanded their agreement to bring Quillibrium biofungicide to more growers across the Americas.

Genetic complexity of wheat has long thwarted efforts to hybridize wheat, to realize the benefits of improved yield and the combination of beneficial traits.

Virtual wind PPA with guarantees of origin to decarbonize Syngenta’s plants in Europe.

The global giant is showcasing Cropwise AI solutions that put cutting-edge tools in the hands of all farmers, especially smallholders.

Growers can purchase the new active ingredient for the 2026 growing season as a seed treatment, soil-applied insecticide or foliar-applied insecticide.

This strategic collaboration aims to offer farmers advanced biological solutions for cereals and field crops that enhance the sustainability of their practices.

Victrato seed treatment delivers superb broad-spectrum nematode and disease protection, plus early-season suppression of foliar soybean diseases.

CruiserMaxx Vibrance Elite delivers early-season disease and insect protection through advanced components to provide cereal crops with the strongest possible start.