Is Bayer still German?
Yes, Bayer remains a proudly German multinational enterprise with its historic corporate headquarters deeply anchored in Leverkusen, Germany. Founded originally in Barmen, Germany, more than 150 years ago, the company continues to maintain major research facilities, manufacturing plants, and administrative operations throughout the country. While it operates as a massive global entity with commercial networks, subsidiaries, and facilities spanning every major international market across North America, Latin America, and Asia, its legal domicile, stock exchange listings, and foundational corporate identity remain firmly rooted in Germany.
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