Thyssenkrupp Financial News
12.07 / 20:35
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Reuters
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Hydrogen sector asks EU to help local firms compete with China
BRUSSELS: European manufacturers of hydrogen equipment have urged the European Union to step in to help the industry compete with cheaper Chinese producers, in a letter seen by Reuters on Monday. The companies, among them Thyssenkrupp Nucera, Siemens Energy, and Nel Hydrogen, want Brussels to do more to ensure Europe-made equipment powers the EU's plan by 2030 to produce 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen using electrolysers, machines that use electricity to split water to produce the green fuel. China is rapidly expanding its production of hydrogen equipment and is now home to 40% of the world's electrolyser manufacturing capacity, up from 10% last year, the letter said, adding that state subsidies were giving Chinese firms an edge.
22.01 / 18:39
Aviat
Airlines
Thyssenkrupp
Trade
stage
reports
boating
Ministry of Defence moves ahead with submarine plan, MDL qualifies for next round
Mazagaon Dockyards Limited (MDL) qualifying after technical trials and moving to the next stage of techno-commercial negotiations.
25.11 / 15:17
markets
FIVE
Strategy
economy
Thyssenkrupp
PAM
Thyssenkrupp to cut 11,000 jobs at steel division in major corporate shakeup
Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe (TKSE) plans to reduce its workforce by 11,000 people or roughly 40%, the company said on Monday, the latest major restructuring to be announced by a German industrial giant. Germany's largest steelmaker, a division of Thyssenkrupp AG, is under pressure from cheaper Asian competitors, high power prices and a weakening global economy, leading to operating losses in four of the past five years. Thyssenkrupp will cut 5,000 jobs by 2030 and an additional 6,000 jobs through the sale of business activities or transfer to external service providers, it said.
18.10 / 19:15
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Digital
Manufacturing
Strategy
Sustainability
Thyssenkrupp
Experts
JSW Steel-JFE JV to acquire Thyssenkrupp Co for Rs 4kcr
JSW Steel joint venture with Japan's JFE Steel Corp will fully acquire Thyssenkrupp Electrical Steel (TKES) India for ₹4,051.40 crore. The 50:50 joint venture between the two steelmakers is also looking at licensing or transfer of associated technology from Thyssenkrupp, which is included in the deal value. TKES India manufactures grain-oriented electrical steel, used in the making of transformers and generators, at its Nashik facility.
07.10 / 15:47
markets
COST
Sustainability
Thyssenkrupp
Trade
reports
Thyssenkrupp reviews plan to wean itself off fossil fuels
Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Thyssenkrupp said it was reviewing plans to wean its steelmaking operations off fossil fuels due to high costs, making it the latest company to rethink energy-transition pledges. The assessment comes as the steel business of the German industrial group undergoes a broader review of its business plan.
16.04 / 19:15
Provident
Manufacturing
WhatsApp
Thyssenkrupp
stake
Protos, Paharpur Cooling get CCI nod to raise stake in Thyssenkrupp India
Competition Commission of India (CCI) said on Tuesday it has cleared the acquisition of additional stake in Thyssenkrupp Industries India by Protos Engineering Company and Paharpur Cooling Towers. Thyssenkrupp Industries India mainly provides engineering, procurement and construction services to execute turnkey projects in various industries and after-sales services, the antitrust regulator said in a statement. Protos acts as an agent for companies that manufacture equipment, machinery and raw materials in sectors, including steel, cement and sugar. It is also the sole selling agent of Thyssenkrupp Industries India.
18.03 / 10:25
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cover
International
dutch
French company Naval Group has been selected to build 4 new submarines for the Dutch navy
The Dutch government says that French defense industry heavyweight Naval Group has been chosen to build four new diesel-electric submarines for the Dutch navy
24.12 / 17:48
Aware
Platform
Mobile
Thyssenkrupp
country
reports
travelers
Spain eyes high-level India visit to focus on defence ties, migration deals
NEW DELHI : Spain is pushing for a high level visit from its Prime Minister to India in 2024 according to people aware of the matter. The focus of both countries will be on deepening defence ties and inking migration and mobility agreements. The move comes after Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez missed the G20 Leaders Summit in Delhi in September due to a positive covid diagnosis.
23.11 / 10:16
20.11 / 18:33
Target
Manufacturing
Thyssenkrupp
reports
Spanish cos eye high speed rail in India
NEW DELHI : Spanish transport firms are interested in building high-speed railway networks in India, said the country’s ambassador Jose Maria Ridao Dominguez in an interview with Mint. Spain, which has the second largest network of high-speed trains in the world after China according to Dominguez, is interested in exploring the sector for its private sector companies. He mentioned Talgo, a Spanish manufacturer of high speed passenger trains, as an interested party in the high-speed rail sector. Besides this, defence is a key focus for Spain, Dominguez said.
18.11 / 17:49
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love
social
blues
stars
India Inc more than willing to cosy up to retired pros
peers are figuring out how to navigate retired life, former oil industry executive Vipin Gupta is juggling multiple assignments. Gupta could be found spending three to four days every week mentoring Gen Next as a 'grand manager' with data analytics firm Mu Sigma, or guiding NGO Dhwani Foundation on better corporate governance in his role as updeshak (advisor). He's also assisting agetech recruitment platform WisdomCircle — which helped him land these gigs — set up a recruitment vertical in the oil and gas space.
08.11 / 18:03
Cooper
Aware
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country
2024
‘Germany keen on 2024 India visit for Chancellor Scholz’
BERLIN : Germany is keen to have Chancellor Olaf Scholz visit India in October 2024, according to persons aware of the matter. The visit is expected to coincide with the Asia Pacific Conference of German Business. Scholz, who has visited India twice this year, is also expected to attend the next round of intergovernmental consultations that take place once every two years.
02.11 / 15:43
Strategy
Nano
Thyssenkrupp
2020
Time
After Tata Steel's big losses, shareholders could ask if it's time to sell Corus
Tata Steel's substantial net loss of ₹12,560 crore in the second quarter of fiscal 2024, mainly attributed to the restructuring efforts in its UK and mainland Europe steel operations, raises questions about the company's strategic view and intent on its European business. Tata Steel faced a dual challenge, marked by impairment charges and restructuring provisions related to its UK business. Its other challenges include overcapacity, economic uncertainties, high fixed costs, legacy liabilities, and trade tariffs.
14.09 / 12:23
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Thyssenkrupp to Reorganize Portfolio, Combine Units With Energy Transition Technologies
Thyssenkrupp said on Thursday that it will reorganize its portfolio and combine business units with key technologies useful for the decarbonization of industry, while also launching a group-wide performance program. On Oct.
17.08 / 18:11
17.08 / 17:17
16.08 / 05:31
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Germany, Spain join Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders in contest for $4.8 billion Indian submarine deal
defense manufacturing giants are seeking to win a Rs Rs 40,000 crore ($4.8 billion) order to build submarines in India as the South Asian nation looks to strengthen its navy to counter China’s expanding naval presence in the Indo-Pacific region. Indian officials are currently evaluating competing bids to build six of the vessels in the country, senior Indian officials aware of the developments said, asking not to be named because discussions are private.
10.08 / 11:53
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Thyssenkrupp flags new cost cuts to regain investor confidence
By Christoph Steitz and Tom Käckenhoff
25.07 / 20:01
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FIVE
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‘India strongest part of our steel portfolio’
NEW DELHI : T.V. Narendran, who will start his new term as Tata Steel Ltd’s chief executive and managing director, highlighted the challenges the company faces in Europe, even as he emphasized that the Indian operations remain “structurally the strongest part" of the steelmaker’s portfolio. “The first five years were all problems, the second was more inorganic growth, and these five years, hopefully, will be more organic growth," he said.
10.07 / 03:03
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Thyssenkrupp
Top 5 Cash-Rich Midcap Stocks to Add to Your Watchlist
Investing in midcap stocks can be an exciting and rewarding endeavour for those seeking higher growth potential than established large-cap stocks offer. Midcap stocks typically represent companies with a market capitalisation between ₹10–15 bn, striking a balance between stability and growth prospects. Now, when looking for investment opportunities in this segment, one crucial aspect to consider is a company's cash position.
07.07 / 08:11
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Thyssenkrupp
Thyssenkrupp launches hydrogen unit IPO in green push
Thyssenkrupp launched the IPO of its hydrogen unit Nucera Friday, one of the biggest European market floatations this year as interest grows in the shift to green technologies.
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