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Research at Bayer

Research at Bayer
Innovation plays an important role in overcoming global challenges and is a key driver of future growth at Bayer.

In 2010 Bayer spent €3,053 million on research and development (r&d), which was equivalent to 8.7 percent of sales. Special importance is placed on developing new products that strengthen the core businesses. Mindful of its corporate growth objectives, Bayer works to continuously rejuvenate and expand its product portfolio and optimize its production processes. Its r&d is closely aligned to market requirements and therefore subject to a continuous process of adjustment. It is supplemented by an international network of collaborations with leading universities, publicsector research institutes and partner companies. Through this pooling of expertise, Bayer aims to rapidly translate new ideas into successful products. These activities are also supported by systematic employee development in the company’s r&d units.

Innovation Areas of the Bayer Group

Research in the three subgroups

Of the Group’s entire R&D expenditures, Bayer HealthCare accounted for 67.7 percent, Bayer CropScience for 23.6 percent and Bayer MaterialScience for 7.6 percent. Further information on each subgroup’s R&D activities is provided in Bayer HealthCare, Bayer CropScience und Bayer MaterialScience.

Research spending

Research Spending

Research and Development expenses 2010
by subgroup in %

Research and Development expenses 2010
by subgroup in EUR million

Research and Development Expenses 2010
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