Bayer reported a decline in Q3 2024 earnings with net sales of €10.0bn, down from €10.3bn last year. Share prices fell by 12.12%. EBITDA also decreased to €1.3bn from €1.7bn. Crop science sales dropped by 2%, while consumer health and pharmaceuticals saw slight growth. Challenges include pricing pressures and a weak agricultural market, particularly in Latin America. Bayer's CEO Bill Anderson acknowledged progress in some areas but highlighted ongoing regulatory challenges. The company has partnered with Impli to enhance women's health through innovative hormone monitoring technologies. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)