Thyssenkrupp, a prominent multinational conglomerate, has established itself as a key player in various industrial sectors. Originating in Germany, it is a result of the merger between Thyssen AG and Krupp in 1999, bringing together two of Germany’s oldest and most significant industrial companies.
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ThyssenKrupp ups Dofasco bid to CAD 68
ThyssenKrupp has agreed to increase its cash offer for Dofasco Inc. to CAD 68.00 per share.
Dofasco defers activation of shareholders rights p
Dofasco Inc. has announced that at a meeting of the company’s Board of Directors, directors unanimously approved deferring the separation of the Rights under the terms of Dofasco’s Shareholder Rights Protection Plan, in respect of the Arcelor Offer for Dofasco’s common shares announced 23 December 2005.
ThyssenKrupp increases Dofasco offer
ThyssenKrupp has announced that it will increase its offer to purchase all of the common shares of Dofasco Inc. to CDN 63.00 per share.
Dofasco and ThyssenKrupp friendly deal
Dofasco and ThyssenKrupp have reached an agreement for ThyssenKrupp to make an offer to acquire all of Dofasco’s outstanding common shares for CAD 61.50 per common share.
SS market remains dull
According to Meps, world output of crude stainless steel in the first half of this year was recently reported to have reached 12.9 million tonnes, an increase of almost 6% on the same period of 2004.
ThyssenKrupp reorganized
In view of its size and the differences in market conditions and production flows, the steel operation of ThyssenKrupp is to be reorganized.
ThyssenKrupp helps tsunami victims
ThyssenKrupp is to help victims of the tsunami in India and Thailand by rebuilding a village in a severely affected region of each country.
ThyssenKrupp to merge with Corus?
ThyssenKrupp would see some advantages in any future merger between its steel division and the British-Dutch concern Corus.
Lasting contribution to cathedral
Cologne Cathedral, Germany, is being refurbished with stainless steel supplied by ThyssenKrupp.
Techint pickle lines
Techint Technologies has successfully commissioned a 350,000tpy stainless steel anneal and pickle line for ThyssenKrupp's Tkast Works, Terni, Italy.
