LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany, Feb 27 (Reuters) - BASF's CEO said if the chemical group finds its U.S. subsidiary has a legal claim, it will sue for import tariff reimbursement after the U.S. Supreme Court
BASF considers suing for U.S. import tariff reimbursement after ruling
BASF weighs legal action over U.S. tariff reimbursements
CEO comments on fiduciary duty and potential claim
LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany, Feb 27 (Reuters) - BASF's CEO said if the chemical group finds its U.S. subsidiary has a legal claim, it will sue for import tariff reimbursement after the U.S. Supreme Court quashed many of President Donald Trump's tariffs.
"If this change in regulations does indeed result in a legal title for BASF Corporation, we of course have a fiduciary duty to pursue this claim," CEO Markus Kamieth said during a press conference after releasing quarterly results.
Internal assessment status
He added the internal assessment was ongoing and the outcome unclear. Finance Chief Dirk Elvermann said that most products sold in the United States were made there, strongly limiting any direct impact from import duties.
Reporting and editorial notes
(Reporting by Patricia WeissWriting by Ludwig , editing by Kirsti Knolle)





