01.09.2025 • News

CHEManager Media Kit 2026

The leading medium for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry.

The media data offers comprehensive information on circulation, distribution, readership, topic plans, and editorial focus. You will also find detailed information on targeted print and online advertising opportunities, as well as content marketing and lead generation concepts.

If you need more information or a customized quote, our media team will be happy to help. Contact details for media consultants, specialist editors, and the order management team are on the penultimate page of the media data.

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You can download the current media data for the DACH issue CHEManager (the German language magazine) here. Simply fill in the fields below and click on "Create Account".

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