Syngenta Chairman 'Extremely Confident' of ChemChina Deal

The transcript discusses the $43 billion Syngenta-ChemChina deal, focusing on regulatory approvals, investor concerns, and market impacts. It highlights Syngenta's position in the US market and addresses globalization and trade relations, particularly in light of Donald Trump's presidency. The discussion also covers future outlooks and economic implications, emphasizing the need for localized production and the potential effects of protectionism.

What is the speaker's perspective on the potential for a trade war with China?

What governance measures are being implemented in the new company formed by the Syngenta and ChemChina deal?

What are the local production considerations mentioned in relation to the agriculture business?