Syngenta Upgrades Sales Targets to $25 Billion by 2020

Syngenta, the global leading agricultural chemicals player, today announced that it expects sales for its eight key crops to reach $25 billion by the end of the decade, compared with a previous target of more than $22 billion. The increase is driven by an accelerating rate of innovation and its growth strategy, the company says.   In May, the company upgraded its sales expectations for corn and cereals. This week, at an investors’ meeting at Pune, India, Syngenta executives will outline the potential for rice and vegetables, for which combined...

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