The German company posted first-quarter core earnings of 2.59 euros a share, exceeding the 2.31-euro average estimate. Sales also topped estimates, and Bayer confirmed its previous full-year forecast.
Shares rose as much as 7.1% in Frankfurt trading, the most since November.
Bayer’s farming unit, which had
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