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Michael Vassiliadis

Michael Vassiliadis

German trade unionist

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  • 3h ago

    Evonik rebuffs BASF takeover approach as RAG foundation holds the final word

    Evonik has turned down BASF's approach, but the decision rests with the RAG foundation, which holds 44% of Evonik's shares. Trade union IG BCE has raised doubts about the foundation's resolve.

  • Sep 28

    Evonik rejects BASF takeover offer valuing chemical group at 14 billion euros

    Essen-based specialty chemicals maker Evonik has dismissed an acquisition proposal of approximately 22.15 euros per share from Ludwigshafen rival BASF, citing an inadequate valuation.

  • Sep 26

    German unions mobilize tens of thousands across 15 cities against proposed social cuts

    Tens of thousands of workers joined rallies organized by the DGB trade union federation across 15 German cities on Saturday, rejecting planned federal cuts to pensions, healthcare, and labor protections.

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