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FMC said at the JPMorgan Industrials Conference that strategic options for the company include a potential sale of the company, a merger, "or any other option." Says "there is interest" in the company, and that banks are talking to "multiple parties." FMC clarified that there are 5-10 parties which are "interested in the process at different levels in different manners."

FMC stated while presenting at the BofA Global Agriculture and Materials Conference "Plan A is the priority, but we are running Plan B fully. You do not look at plan B by just waiting for a couple of phone calls. No, we are running it like a divestiture process. We've hired two banks, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs, who are running the process. We do have a legal advisor. We have prepared the management presentation and the data, and we have actually already given management presentation to parties, which are interested in the acquisition, potentially, of FMC. So this process is fully in motion, despite the fact that my priority as a CEO is Plan A and delivering on the operating plan. The other process is being fully run and and completely in motion. Currently." FMC previously announced its 2026 priorities and the authorization by the board to explore strategic options.