Syngenta Group posts steady sales for 2025, totaling $28.4B 

Syngenta Group reported sales of $28.4 billion in 2025, a slight one percent decrease from 2024. In its financial results for 2025, the company said the numbers were robust and evidence of Syngenta’s “significant operational resilience,” reflecting “improved margins and continued robust cash flow.”

EBITDA for the full year rose to $4.4 billion, up 13 percent year-on-year, underpinned by a 1.9 percent margin expansion, the company explained, driven by a higher margin business portfolio, disciplined cost management, and optimized operational efficiency.

According to Syngenta, its new products delivered strong business results despite an adverse scenario marked by depressed commodity prices, geopolitical uncertainties, and disrupted global trade. 

The company emphasized its AI-first innovation strategy, which included ‘lighthouse’ projects that helped deliver measurable financial impact.

The biologicals business continued its strong momentum, achieving double-digit sales growth over the full year 2025, reflecting a continued rising demand for biocontrols, biostimulants, and nutrient efficiency products. 

The newly operational production facility in Orangeburg, South Carolina, further strengthens the company’s global biologicals manufacturing network alongside existing sites in Brazil, Italy, India, and Norway.

Syngenta 2025 division breakdown 

Syngenta Crop Protection reported 2025 full-year sales of $13.7 billion, up four percent. The company explained that growth was underpinned by strong demand for higher-value product innovations and branded formulations. 

North America sales led regional growth, going up 10 percent. Crop Protection sales rose by five percent in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. China maintained its strong momentum, posting eight percent year-on-year growth. 

In Brazil and Latin America, sales declined by one percent and three percent, respectively, amid continued generic pricing pressure and adverse currency effects. Consistent with Syngenta’s objectives, profitability rose in all regions in 2025, reflecting an improved product mix and lower production costs.

Meanwhile, Syngenta’s seed sales totaled $4.8 billion in 2025, up two percent year-on-year. 

The Field Crops division improved its margins, the company said, while the vegetable business experienced a stable market environment and solid growth.

Seeds Field Crop sales for 2025 were mainly driven by a strong performance in the Southern Hemisphere, with Brazil sales increasing by 17 percent and Latin American sales by 10 percent. 

Sales in China increased by 6 percent, and Europe was up by 1 percent. Sales in Asia, the Middle East & Africa were down one percent, while North America sales were down 12 percent due to restructuring activities. Sales of Vegetable Seeds increased by five percent. 

*All images courtesy of Syngenta

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